Jeffrey Wright ’87 Talks Black Representation on Film
Oscar Nominee Jeffrey Wright ’87 talked to Diego Duckenfield-Lopez ’24 and Aidan Gemme ’26 about his new film “American Fiction” and its exploration of Black identity.
Arts & Living
Theater and Dance Thesis “Electra” Shocks the Stage
Theater and Dance thesis student Caspian Rabaia ’24 directed the 2011 Nick Payne adaptation of “Electra.” Managing Arts & Living Editor Mackenzie Dunson ’25 reviews the play, emphasizing the contemporary essence brought forth by adaptation and direction.
Film Society x The Student: “Mahjong”
Ziji Zhou ’25 reviews Edward Yang’s crime drama “Mahjong,” highlighting its morally ambiguous characters and examination of 1990s Taipei.
“Survivor” is Back: Season 46, Episode 1, Reviewed
Vaughn Armour ’25 reviews the premiere of the new season of “Survivor,” including a brand new game, easily defeated player, and failed alliance.
Mural Da un Nuevo Aire a Salón de Newport
Editora de arte y cultura Sarah Weiner ’24 se trata del nuevo mural en el lounge de Newport, que muestra la apreciación de la colaboración y las identidades latines en campus. Traducido a español del artículo original por Armando Garcia ’25 y Erica Ayala ’26.
Mural Breathes New Life into Newport Lounge
Arts & Living Managing Editor Sarah Weiner ’24 highlights Newport’s new mural located in the basement lounge, which reaffirms an appreciation for Latinx identities and collaboration on Amherst’s campus.
Justin Torres and Paul Harding Launch LitFest
Acclaimed authors Justin Torres and Paul Harding kicked off LitFest 2024 with a discussion of craft, historical inspirations, and transcending reality. Davis Rennella ’24 details the lively conversation and the pair’s advice for aspiring writers.