This past weekend, Tufts men’s and women’s soccer secured NESCAC championship titles. In their semifinal match against Middlebury, Tufts men’s soccer came from behind in a 3–2 victory, as they went on to the final round to secure their championship title against Connecticut College in a 1–0 ...
Over the past year, I’ve had the pleasure of photographing six student theater shows here at Tufts. These shows are rehearsed for weeks, sometimes months, only to be shown for two or three short nights, so my favorite part is, without a doubt, being able to share the pictures with the people involved and preserving the memories. It’s beyond impressive what students manage to create together and give to an audience, and I wish the pictures could do the performances justice. It’s also just really fun to do, especially because each show is challenging in its own way. Whether it’s the lights, the set or the space, there’s always something new that forces me to adapt.
Earlier this semester, I was presented with the opportunity to work on Abby Sommers’ senior thesis film project, “The Locked Groove.” After seeing her outstanding film, “The King of Clarke County Middle School,” at the 2024 Film and Media Studies Program film screening, I knew I did not want to miss out on this. Now, nearly three months since the shoot, I decided to sit down and talk to them about the process.
If all the world’s a stage, what does one do after succeeding in every role, with nothing left to prove? It seems like for Lady Gaga, the last thing she would ever do is let the curtain fall. She just keeps going.
Bruno Mars is back in the spotlight. Of course, he never fully disappeared, living atop his colossal success and sprinkling his presence here and there in ads and song features. Still, he hit a peak of fame and then fell back for a few years. Let’s go back to the beginning.
Applejam Productions held its first live music concert of the year on Sept. 27 in the Crane Room. The “Back to School” show featured sets from the bands Chowder, Call from Earth, Molasses Disaster and Citric.
