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Summer Study Program in Spain
Running from mid-May to mid-June, the WCSU Summer Study Program in Spain allows for students to spend a summer attending class in Malaga, Spain at the cost of only $4,300, an estimated thousand dollars less than other schools’ programs. The program is open to all WCSU students, and not only can it be used to…
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Summer Movie Madness
Alana Branch | Arts & Entertainment Editor Still brokenhearted over the dullness of Batman v. Superman? Then no fear; Captain America: Civil War is here. Well, almost. The highly-anticipated blockbuster is set to hit theaters in the United States on Friday, May 6. Yes, it coincides with final exams, but it’s a welcoming reminder that…
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Zeta Beta Tau’s Get On The Ball Rolls All Across Campus
Andy Hsu | Contributing Writer Many students are intrigued by the sight of the 5-foot giant ball that is rolling across the Midtown campus this week, surrounded by the brothers of the Zeta Beta Tau Fraternity. Perhaps you’ve been stopped on your way to class, on the way to the shuttle, or about to enter…
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Stop Recycling My Childhood
Alana Branch | Arts & Entertainment Editor In movie news, Jon Favreau’s The Jungle Book was released this past Friday to critical acclaim and dominated the box office with $103.6 million for Walt Disney Studios. And soon there’s to be another live adaptation of the beloved Rudyard Kipling classic, helmed this time by Andy Serkis….
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Brothers McClurg to bring indie folk style “Worship Round The Mic” to Danbury
Worship leaders and songwriters Brothers McClurg are set to bring an evening worship,stories, and songs to the Community Coffeehouse (7 Madison Ave) in Danbury at 8 p.m. on April 16. The night will include a time of folk style “Worship Round The Mic” and will be followed by a chance for those in attendance to…
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WestConn Alum Makes New Music
Alana Branch | Arts & Entertainment Editor WestConn alum Drew Mazur is making new music! Starting on April 13 you can preorder his single “Big Eyes” on all digital outlets (iTunes, Google Play, Spotify, Amazon, etc.). The single will be released on May 6. When asked what the inspiration was behind “Big Eyes,” Mazur, who…
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The Case Against Whacky-Inflatable-Arm-Flailing-Tube-Colonials
By Anonymous. Over spring break, the Board of Regents for Connecticut state schools approved a 5 percent tuition increase for the 2016 year. According to the CT Mirror, tuition has doubled in the past 13 years. Yet today, after doing work in the library, I walked out to see a massive, cobalt, arm-flailing-tube-man outside the main entrance…
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Not so Artsy
Alana Branch | Arts & Entertainment Editor There is art that can inspire and then there is art that can spew anger. Try a whole student body! Columbia University is making headlines over a sculpture that is causing protest and bringing out a petition, particularly among its undergraduates. The sculpture, called “Reclining Figure,” was created…
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