Category: Arts & Culture

I walked through the beaded curtain that hung in front of the entrance and…

For those students living on the Gorham campus, reading this may help spice up…

That the lab theater in the basement of Russell Hall is called the Black…

The United States is classical musically challenged. Long a nation that prefers the rock…

Monday October 15. Chai R. Feldblum, a legal expert in the areas of disability…

Maine is seldom a state that draws attention from the national and international community,…

You may not be aware Portland’s heart is being poisoned. You may not be…

Wednesday, October 10 Lion’s Club on Peaks Island, One Eyed King (USA, 2001, 90…

I’m sure you’ve passed it a million times walking down Fore Street in search…

Roses are red, violets are blue, sugar is sweet, but poets aren’t. With the…

Readers are the picky eaters of the academic world. Some prefer a salty first…

Moviegoers are becoming more savvy when it comes to the “surprise” film. We’ve seen…

Even the insular world of entertainment has been touched by the events of the…

In the first hours following Tuesday’s tragedy, most people remained in their homes and…

In Portland, you know you’re a big time rock star when the mayor gives…

Is there really such a thing as healthy food that tastes good? When I…

By Meghan Conley Arts and Entertainment Editor It’s a golden age for arts and…

By Katie Gallagher Contributing Writer “Sammy Sosa” was the only thing I could understand…

Early this summer, the Department of Music announced that it will now be known…

Immersed in worn, dog-eared papyrus, Jonathan Lethem worked in a used bookstore for10 years….

Maybe some of you are too young to remember Yo! MTV Raps. Maybe for…

Professor Dennis Brutus is a beloved figure among South African grassroots activists and an…

Between the mud and the rain, April is that in-between month. Things are just…

With its elegant fireplaces, hardwood floors sweeping views of Casco Bay and antique d?cor,…