Author: Catherine Mosier-Mills

With scenes ranging from dissonant dances on top of desert rocks to romantic teen foibles, the short films shown at the Claremont Colleges Student

Dance is an art rooted in exploration and originality. At Scripps Dances, the annual spring concert of the Scripps College Dance Department, performers and

Sherin Zadah CM ’17 hovered over the Arab World table in Claremont McKenna College’s North Mall April 11, handing out mouth-watering grape leaves and

Evil raincoats, weddings and classical Indian dance were just some of the many performance themes at Sanskriti 2015. Members of EKTA, the 5C South

Sweating feet in plastic shoes. Flashes of a white nightgown. Popcorn replicated by nanobots. Such vivid images came alive in a short story read

“If you were to look into your enemy’s heart, what would you find that is different from your own?” Ari Saperstein PZ ’15 posed

“How to survive an American horror story: Don’t be black.” Such was the powerful opening line of a slam poem by Alyesha Wise and

Where can you find tree zombies, a turkey named Winston and famed Hollywood director Michael Bay? Harvey Mudd College on a Saturday afternoon, of

“Oh my God,” the incredulous members of Schema said, gasping as I announced my presence as a TSL reporter. “The Ouija board was right.”

“It’s definitely inspired by Kafka and German expressionism,” Elise Caloca said, pointing to the brightly-colored gumball machine that held hatched butterflies instead of gumballs.