In Harvard College’s “Othello,” produced by Hyperion Shakespeare Company, power is visible before anyone explains it. The opening scene begins with Roderigo (River Wynne ’30) rowing a boat while Iago (George Atkin ’28) sits upright beside him, holding himself above the man doing all of the work. Against ominous music, designed by Brian Hawkins ’30, […]
On Jan. 24, 2023, in Duxbury, Massachusetts, Lindsay Clancy allegedly killed her three children and then attempted suicide by jumping out of a second-story window. More than three years later, her case has drawn national attention to the severity of postpartum depression and questions of accountability in mental health. “Maybe one of the reasons why […]
As classes start up again (almost too quickly), it is easy to forget that reading can actually be fun. Fall is the perfect time to sit down and read for pleasure, especially when homework piles up faster than you can finish it. With books of different genres and lengths—spooky short stories, mysteries, thrillers, fantasies, and […]
