Andrew Kahn

Four hundred years before Rick Steves, artists and composers in Venice labored to make the City of Canals a destination for visitors from around the […]

November 2, 2011

ANDREW KAHN & NATASHA THONDAVADI

Classical Indian musicians perform, reflect

On Tuesday night, North Indian classical musicians Rabindra Goswami and Ramchandra “Ramu” Pandit performed at Battell Chapel in the third stop on their latest tour […]

October 19, 2011

ANDREW KAHN

Beinecke acquires only known copy of lost O’Neill play

To its vast collection of Eugene O’Neill documents, the Beinecke Rare Book and Manuscript Library has added another treasure – “Exorcism,” a one-act play that […]

October 18, 2011

ANDREW KAHN

REVIEW: Bjork “Biophilia” app brings it

Yearning to hear Björk sing about the harmony of our “yoo-nee-verss,” the moon, crystals, anxiety, thunder, and menstrual cycles? There’s an app for that. The […]

October 16, 2011

ANDREW KAHN

Orchestra branches out

With four residential college orchestras, the Yale Symphony Orchestra and the School of Music’s Philharmonia, it might seem that Yale already has a glut of […]

October 14, 2011

ANDREW KAHN

Science writing professor talks tapeworms over dinner

On Monday, Sep. 26, science writer and Morse College fellow Professor Carl Zimmer ’87 gave a Masters’ Tea on “Contagion” — the movie, but also […]

September 27, 2011