Annah Otis

Phantoms, Gracenotes and Chimes Dominate the DC A Cappella Festival’s First Weekend

Georgetown University a cappella groups stunned at the 28th annual D.C. A Cappella Festival, which premiered Nov. 3 at 7:30 p.m. in Gaston … [Read more...] about Phantoms, Gracenotes and Chimes Dominate the DC A Cappella Festival’s First Weekend

All students have a type, whether they want to admit it or not: trendy, touristic, edgy. More specifically, Georgetown students usually … [Read more...] about Competing Confectioneries Define Georgetown

★★★★☆ Warner Bros. Pictures’ latest family-friendly animated film, “Smallfoot,” opening this Friday, reaches beyond the tropes of … [Read more...] about ‘Smallfoot’ Brings Big Heart to the Silver Screen

★★☆☆☆ This article discusses depression and suicide. Please refer to the end of the article for resources on campus. “Life Itself,” a … [Read more...] about Movie Review: ‘Life Itself’

Walking into the Zenith Gallery’s Iris Street location in northwest Washington, D.C., can feel a little like accidentally falling down a … [Read more...] about ‘What’s Real to You’ at the Zenith Gallery Explores Realism and the Human Form

IMAX’s newest documentary “Pandas,” which is being shown at the National Air and Space Museum, brings to life the incredible story of the … [Read more...] about Movie Review: ‘Pandas’ at the National Air and Space Museum

Though the Georgetown University Arts Week began slowly with a sparsely attended arts forum, the tenacity of its leaders and the passionate … [Read more...] about GU Arts Week Stresses Need for Creative Resources

February 26, 2018 by Annah Otis 1 Comment

After three months of renovations in collaboration with acclaimed Japanese artist and architect Hiroshi Sugimoto, the Hirshhorn Museum … [Read more...] about Hirshhorn Museum Welcomes the Public Into Sleek New Lobby Space