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Mini Mania

Noor Rahman • February 3, 2019

Student art fills the walls of the Neidorff Gallery in annual showing

Fyre Fest FOMO extends futher than you would expect

Georgie Riggs • February 3, 2019

The release of two documentaries in the past month over failed music festival entertains, but at what cost?

Tiger content for days (and nights)

Rachel Poovathoor • January 29, 2019

Creative directors discuss Trinity TV/Radio content

Film student’s LA intern experience

Rachel Poovathoor • January 24, 2019

Trinity student Jerod Bork discussed his experience taking the semester off to intern at a production company and a trailer house

Overcoming film season overload

Georgie Riggs • January 23, 2019

On frustration at the thought of an Oscars without Paddington

“Aquaman” holds no water to “Moana”

Elise Hester • January 22, 2019

"The beautiful but ultimately empty billion dollar film should only be watched for $5 at the request of a 12-year-old birthday boy"

Two lassies Shake Out the Dog Days in Glasgow

Kara Killinger • November 29, 2018

Reporting back from Florence + the Machine concert in Scotland

Time for the Yuletide at Vespers

Rafaela Brenner • November 29, 2018

Christmas bells are ringing and choir members will be singing

Crimes of Grindelwald: a beauty or a beast of a film?

Rafaela Brenner • November 29, 2018

Is it a crime to enjoy the newest installment in the Harry Potter franchise, “Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald”? This question may be on your mind, moviegoer, if you’ve already...

Jazz Ensemble’s fall concert livens up Ruth Taylor Recital Hall

Rafaela Brenner • November 15, 2018

A closer look at last Wednesday’s jazz ensemble concert

Something sinister this way comes

Noelle Barrera • November 15, 2018

Witches, feminism and dubious historical reimaginings meet in Guadignino's "Suspiria"

Strike the FilmStruck iron while it’s hot

Rafaela Brenner • November 14, 2018

Trinity community involved with film studies weigh in on streaming site's end