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Artist of the Week: Akira Franco Tanglao-Aguas ’27 on the Roles We Play Actor Akira Franco Tanglao-Aguas '27 reflects on the many ways collaboration has impacted his art.
You Belong in the Audience of the Philadelphia Orchestra and Opera Philadelphia Orchestra and Opera are more accessible to students than you think.
“Get In Loser, We’re Going to the Movies” 2026 was the highest-grossing summer box office on record, indicating a resurgence of moviegoing habits.
Spoiler Alert: “Hope” is Ridiculous (In a Good Way!) Check out our new column 'Spoiler Alert'! This time on the highs and lows of "Hope" (2026).
Artist of the Week Corinne Lafont ’26 on Artist of the Week The one and only Corinne Lafont ’26 reflects on Artist of the Week, her creative journey, and her life at Swarthmore.