Far East, of Montreal to headline concert
Electronic hip-hop group Far East Movement (click here for in-depth profile) and indie rock band of Montreal will headline this year's SpringFest concert on Sunday, May 1.
Wei-Huan Chen
Articles
Far East ushering in a new Movement
They are the Asian-American hip-hop sensations that have taken Los Angeles and the rest of the country by storm and dominated the Billboard and iTunes charts.
Adagio electrifies crowds
Adagio treasurer Taylor Lombard '13 got it right when she quoted Austrian writer Vicki Baum on the joys of dance.
Brandeis Arts Council grants to benefit Arts departments
The Brandeis Arts Council has funded all proposals made by the three departments within the School of Creative Arts, awarding $95,000 in grants to the Fine Arts, Music and Theater Arts departments for the establishment of new courses, residencies and projects for the 2011-12 academic year.
K-Nite promises a great show
K-Nite is the Korean Student Association's largest event of the year, featuring music, cultural performances, games, raffles, fundraising, and free food.
Alloy Orchestra adds dimension to classic film
Fritz Lang's sprawling vision of a futuristic dystopia driven by underground machines and the oppressed workers who operate them was brilliantly realized in 1927 as Metropolis.
Emily is the Best
Emily is really great.
Blake invokes soul and sorrow
Crying-that essential human act-is a large part of violinist John Blake Jr.'s music. He plays African-American spirituals, songs that originated from the cries of enslaved Africans after they were shipped to America in the 18th and 19th centuries.
A new concerto featured at Boston Symphony Orchestra concert
What first impressed me about the Boston Symphony Orchestra was the acoustics of its famous Symphony Hall.
B-DEIS Records jams out again
B-DEIS Records executive board members Sungtae Park '12 and Charley Wolinsky '12 talked to justArts about the club's goings-on.JustArts: What's going on with B-DEIS Records?Sungtae Park: B-DEIS Records recently threw a dance/rave party, themed Snow White, with three of our own DJs.
Boston’s West End: The spirit of a neighborhood destroyed
Jewish students are not a monolith. Brandeis must stop treating us like one.
Doxxing has no place at Brandeis
A local Waltham organization works to uphold democracy
Paige Bueckers: A Special Talent