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NOËL DA

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A faculty panel on April 4 discussed the role of the arts at Hopkins and the current opportunities available for students to get involved.

Is Hopkins committed to the arts? Panel reflects on arts and the student experience

By NOËL DA | Yesterday

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In the name of highlighting all of the performances on view and to create a bit of friendly competition, here are reviews of both events — a battle between each Battle of the Bands.

Live music, fraternities and greater causes: Alpha Epsilon Pi vs. Phi Kappa Psi Battle of the Bands

By BEN ANDREESEN and NOËL DA | November 19, 2024

JIYUN GUO / DESIGN & LAYOUT EDITOR
This week’s picks include a new book by Haruki Murakami, an alternative album, a fresh take on classical music, two blockbusters and a documentary.

To watch and watch for: Week of Nov. 18

By NOËL DA | November 17, 2024

JIYUN GUO / DESIGN & LAYOUT EDITOR
This week’s picks includes a book of letters by Oliver Sacks and the Hopkins Theater’s production of Passage!

To watch and watch for: Week of Nov. 4

By NOËL DA | November 3, 2024

JIYUN GUO / Design & Layout Editor
This week’s picks from the Arts & Entertainment section include a few horror movies, a memoir by Al Pacino and an arts walk in Hampden. Please enjoy our media picks for the upcoming week.

To watch and watch for: Week of Oct. 14

By NOËL DA | October 14, 2024

RUI DO ROSARIO / DESIGN AND LAYOUT EDITOR
This week’s picks include the highly anticipated movie Joker: Folie à Deux, the second album of Thee Sacred Souls and a collection of essays by Ta-Nehisi Coates on how narratives shape our worldview.

To watch and watch for: Week of Sept. 30

By NOËL DA | September 29, 2024

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Musician Bashi Rose, pictured playing the drums inside Blu Treasures Yoga and Art Studio, was just one of the talented artists showcased at the Bromo Art Walk on Sept. 12.

Baltimore’s Arts and Entertainment District shines at the Bromo Art Walk

By NOËL DA | September 17, 2024

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As the seasons make their slow transition, the Arts & Entertainment section is here with a variety of exciting media to consume.

To watch and watch for: Week of Sept. 15

By NOËL DA | September 15, 2024

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Contributing Writer Ruben Diaz picks singer Sabrina Carpenter's Short n' Sweet as the best album of summer 2024.

Our picks for album of the summer, 2024

By TIMOTHY MCSHEA , SPRUHA DEO , NOËL DA and RUBEN DIAZ | September 14, 2024

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After Charli XCX released her album, the internet turned slime green, an effect which was termed “brat summer”.

End of an era: what was ‘brat summer’?

By NOËL DA | September 12, 2024

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