The Davis Reopening Receives Warm Welcome from Visitors
The Davis Museum opened its doors for the fall semester on Sept. 15, marking its first opening celebration since prior…
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“The Body Papers: A Memoir,” a Book Talk by Grace Talusan
TW: SA, fatal illness, childhood trauma In recognition of Asian Awareness Month 2022, the Advisor to Students of Asian Descent…
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Portrait of the Artist and the Audience in Anna Marie Tendler’s “Rooms in the First House”
Throughout 2021, multidisciplinary artist Anna Marie Tendler released her ongoing photo series “Rooms in the First House,” a reference to…
Read MoreSundance Releases to Look Out For
The second year of the hybrid Sundance Film Festival recently came to a close, with people around the world participating…
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Dia de Los Muertos: We Bring the Dead Back to Life
El Dia de Los Muertos, also known in English as Day of the Dead, is a strongly identified traditional Mexican…
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Boston Palestine Film Festival Marks Its 15th Year
Oct. 8 to 17 marked the 15th year of the Boston Palestine Film Festival, the annual presentation of a collection…
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Bob Iger Steps Down as CEO of Disney: A Look into the Company’s Past and Future
On Tuesday, Bob Iger announced that he is stepping down from his role as the CEO of Disney to a…
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Q20
Thursday, February 6, 2020. The Davis Museum lobby was full of life. A sea of people filled the room and…
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Rumors swirl as Apple looks into acquiring Sony
Apple is no doubt one of the most powerful companies that has ever existed. Over the past decade, Apple has…
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“Stranger Things” creators face lawsuit over copyright infringement
The given lawsuit has been dropped as of May 5th, 2019 When “Stranger Things” first premiered on Netflix in July…
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