Waves of Change logo designed by Sophia Capobianco By Isabella Cantillano-Sanchez Musicians, artists, filmmakers, and more will be assembling on campus this October for a special three-day arts event. Waves of Change Arts Festival, presented by the Social and Economic Justice Institute (SEJI) and the college, will
Austin Butler stars in "Caught Stealing." (Sony Pictures) By Tobias Crawford “Caught Stealing” is the kind of movie that makes you forget you need a bathroom break. Director Darren Aronofsky trades his usual bleak drama (“Requiem for a Dream,” “The Whale”) for something more playful, though no
Bartlett's Farm is minutes from campus (Tom Kapple)By Tom Kapple Bartlett’s Farm, founded in 1843 on Nantucket, opened a second location earlier this year in West Barnstable, just three minutes from campus. The farm stand offers seasonal fruits, vegetables and flowers from its two sites, along with
Liam Neeson stars in the new reboot of "The Naked Gun." (Frank Masi/Paramount Pictures) By Jocelyn Keddington “The Naked Gun” is a painfully unfunny reboot that proves how hard it is to re-create a comedy classic. The original 1988 film, directed by David Zucker, has remained a
MainSheet Editor-in-Chief Jessica Lynch. (Matthew Lynch) By Jessica Lynch Dear MainSheet Readers, Welcome to a new semester! Fall is my favorite time of year. I love when the leaves start to change and the breezes get cooler. The myriad of assignments marking a new fall semester? Not so much. I am excited to resume my position
The Grossman Commons cafeteria at 4Cs (Grace Lema) By Grace Lema Cape Cod Community College invites students to explore services offering help to those in need during Community Resource Day. Hosted by Student Wellness and Cheryl Kramer, coordinator of essential needs, Community Resource Day will be held
Professor Tyler Daniels (Christine Powers) By Kersten Marchese “Everyone is a little autistic.” Do you have social anxiety? You're autistic. Are you an introvert? You're autistic. Are you good with numbers or loved trains as a kid? You're autistic. Are you a history buff? You're autistic. You might have heard these sentiments flying around TikTok,
Kersten (right) and her sister (Photo provided by Kersten Marchese) By Kersten Marchese “Earnhardt?” “Three.” “Earnhardt Jr.?” “Eight.” “Waltrip?” “Fifteen.” I excitedly bounced up and down, as my dad beamed down at me with pride. This, I was good at. I could remember the race car drivers' numbers after only hearing them once.
By Connor Willis Students, faculty, and local artists gathered in the Tilden Arts Center for the “Sea Change” art and reading show, an event dedicated to art’s ability to capture emotion and expression. Named after Shakespeare's famous phrase for transformation, the April 24 gathering lived up
Andrew Heyward (Photo provided by Margot Cahoon) By Jessica Lynch Andrew Heyward, president of CBS News and senior advisor at MIT’s Center for Constructive Communication, will take the stage at the Tilden Arts Center on May 8 at 7 p.m. to discuss the state of journalism today,