Zev van Zanten is a Trinity junior and recess editor of The Chronicle's 120th volume.
Overall, ‘Dance Nation’ took what seemed on the surface as a niche plot and transformed it into a universally-applicable coming-of-age story. While the play may no longer be running, its messages will live on for all those who watched it.
Ahead of Devils En Pointe's and Embodiment's collaboration "Liminal," leaders of both clubs answer questions about their respective club's and upcoming show.
Charlie McSpadden talks about preparing for a film career while at Duke and his career so far
Charlie McSpadden on his newest film, next steps and his advice for aspiring creatives
Overall, Heimler offered an engaging look into his career as a YouTube history educator, weaving together educational philosophy with personal insights from his journey.
“On the Same Wavelength: Art, Science & Conservation” uses science to peer into the mysterious past of certain artworks. In the process, it highlights an often-overlooked intersection of art and science and provides insights into the history of art.
Overall, the Fountain Concerts are a unique and enjoyable part of Duke’s musical repertoire with unparalleled intimacy and a nice, laid-back vibe. Though the Biddle Music Building can be a bit of a hike for those not living on East, the performances are well worth the journey.
While “A Real Pain” is a phenomenal film that also does a wonderful job of providing a fresh perspective on the Holocaust, it also finds itself stuck in the same rut as other Holocaust films.
“A Worthy Place” expertly explores Duke’s early years, helping visitors understand how the University’s early days and its ever evolving relationship with Durham.
The Michael and Karen Stone Family Gallery is currently home to “Joseph Conrad’s Polish-Ukrainian ‘Graveyard’” and “Whatever Happened to Radicalism: Voices from the George Vickers Papers,” two exhibits using Duke’s vast archives to tell stories about the past with strong connections to the present.
