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Indigenous Peoples Month: Highlighting Native American Art at The Met

Joanna Insco, Digital Managing Editor November 14, 2024

November is Native American Heritage Month, a time for reflecting on the history of the land, people, and cultures around the U.S. Marymount Manhattan College is situated on Lenapehoking, homeland of the...

Chinatown Art Brigade: A Multi-cultural Social Justice Movement

Chinatown Art Brigade: A Multi-cultural Social Justice Movement

Sky Cambron, Staff Writer October 10, 2024

  Past the crowds of shoppers and sellers on Canal St. is a small space, seemingly blending in with its setting, but upon closer inspection, plastered with emphatic words of demand. A sharp contrast...

“Byenvini”– What does “Lakay”mean across the Haitian Diaspora?

“Byenvini”– What does “Lakay”mean across the Haitian Diaspora?

Peyton Weeks, Staff Writer October 7, 2024

The meaning of home is something that has many meanings and interpretations across people and cultures. Home can be defined as a physical place or a feeling. An art exhibition located in East Harlem is...

Amy Ryan, Zoe Kazan, and Liev Schreiber in Doubt: A Parable - Photo

Broadway On a Budget for College Students

Joanna Insco, Staff Writer March 15, 2024

As I sat in a dimly lit Broadway theater this past Friday, preparing to watch Doubt: A Parable, I pondered what a privilege it is to live in a city with such incredible acting and arts and I wondered at...

Pictured: Evening dress by Madame Grès (c. 1965) and Ensemble by Rei Kawakubo (1982-83)

Exploring Women Dressing Women in Anticipation of Women’s History Month

Joanna Insco, Staff Writer March 8, 2024

March marks the start of the annual celebration of Women’s History Month, and what better way to acknowledge women than by visiting an exhibition about women, made by women, and installed by women? The...

"Revive The Music": How MMC's Newest RSO is Advocating for our Musicians

“Revive The Music”: How MMC’s Newest RSO is Advocating for our Musicians

Kayla Platania, Staff Writer February 16, 2024

On Saturday February 10th 2024, the Registered Student Organization (RSO) titled “The Marymount Instrumental Music Association” (a.k.a. MIMA), held their first official meeting in Commons West. In...

Student Spotlight: El Marsh and the Cat-Hats of MMC

Student Spotlight: El Marsh and the Cat-Hats of MMC

Joanna Insco, Staff Writer February 10, 2024

The 2023 fall semester at Marymount Manhattan College saw a significant increase in cat-hat-adorned students walking the halls on campus, all thanks to one creative freshman; El Marsh.    Marsh...

“Day in The Life” of the Training Dancer

“Day in The Life” of the Training Dancer

Briana Doran, guest writer December 14, 2023

Interaction one~ Family Gen X Friend: “What do you do?” Me: “I’m a dancer!” Family Friend: “Oh, interesting!” (Awkwardly starts talking to the nurse in the family) Interaction...

Mikhail Anderson: Tattooing to success

Mikhail Anderson: Tattooing to success

Elliott Case, Managing Digital Editor October 25, 2023

  Picture this: you are strolling down the vendor-filled sidewalks of Canal Street. Through a vortex of flashy shades and counterfeit designer purses, you manage to stumble into a world of art and community. ...

How Lana Del Rey Reinvented the Nostalgic American Aesthetic

How Lana Del Rey Reinvented the Nostalgic American Aesthetic

Francesca Crumpton, Digital Managing Editor October 17, 2023

On October 3rd I experienced one of the best nights of my life, and I met the one and only Lana Del Rey. My roommates and I bought tickets on a whim when she announced her tour, without thinking about...

Kaytraminé Don’t Need No DJ... They Don’t Even Need A Set

Kaytraminé Don’t Need No DJ… They Don’t Even Need A Set

Kylee Simpson, Staff Writer October 17, 2023

It was 11:30 p.m., and the crowd had been waiting for Kaytraminé to step on the stage. Just as the concert-goers began to feel the weariness and fatigue that comes with the infinite waiting,...

Dancers At Work: Highlighting Student Choreographers

Dancers At Work: Highlighting Student Choreographers

Francesca Crumpton, Staff Writer May 3, 2023

On April 21st and 22nd, the Marymount Manhattan College dance department showcased its talents with nine impressive performances in the Dancers At Work Program B. These students worked to choreograph,...

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