Wyatt Gessner, Arts and Entertainment Editor
• September 17, 2025
Luis Sahagún thinks art needs to evolve. His colleagues agree.
Pieces by four Davidson College studio art professors including Sahagún displayed in the Van Every|Smith Galleries’ “Explorations”...
Main Street filled with gorgeous sights and sounds last weekend, featuring everything from pottery made in Asheville to an Elton John cover band from New Jersey. The smell of funnel cake, the chatter of...
In their first practice of the year, new members of the Appalachian Ensemble learned five songs. They were given no formal instructions or sheet music. Instead, each new member picked up their instrument...
On Monday evening, audience members at Davidson’s Barber Theater were witness to a twenty-years-avoided conversation about race between two friends: Angela, a Black woman, and Lauren, a white woman....
Wyatt Gessner, Arts and Entertainment Editor
• September 8, 2025
Dalí’s and decals. Paintings and posters. For most students, dorm decor is little more than some LED strips or fake plants. For the past three years, however, a few lucky on-campus residents have the...
Public radio stations across the country are still reeling from the House vote last week to rescind $1.1 billion dollars of previously allocated funds for the Corporation for Public Broadcasting (CPB)....
Students headed to the swamp this past weekend for “Shrolics”—Union Board and Patterson Court Council’s (PCC) Shrek-themed Frolics weekend—filled with food trucks, slip ‘n slides and musical...
This is an interview with Courtney Lassiter ‘27 about her experience creating her short film “diese alten punks” (These Old Punks). The film covers the punk scene in Berlin, Germany in the 80s and...
On April 12, Davidson students were given an evening of extraordinary entertainment in the form of the annual Drag Show, put on by Queers & Allies (Q&A). Featuring nine professional drag queens...
Battle of the Bands (BOTB) is a campus tradition like no other. On April 5, seven student bands performed in front of three faculty judges and a sea of adoring fans (the student body). Featuring Chick...
The Outsider, not to be confused with S. E. Hinton’s novel The Outsiders, is a political comedy written by New York playwright Paul Slade Smith. Don’t let the political aspect scare you, though. The...
Not many people can say they have competed in the Olympic Games. Only one person can say they were the youngest gymnast on the U.S. women’s gymnastics team in the 2016 Summer Games. During her visit...
