Talia LeVine

On April 25, students flocked to the Main Green for an afternoon of food trucks, flashing stage lights and live music. Hosted by the Brown Concert Agency, the annual Spring Weekend festival — a one-day event since 2024 — showcased a variety of acts ranging from synth-pop to retro-soul. While underwhelming at times, performances by Isabella Lovestory, BunnaB, Magdalena Bay and Thee Sacred Souls were ultimately enough to keep students engaged.

Moments of vulnerability both humanize the artist and destigmatize discussion around mental health. Courtesy of Netflix Released on April 13, “Noah Kahan: Out of Body” is a masterfully crafted film that establishes how the star found his way in the music industry. Available to stream on Netflix, the documentary follows Noah Kahan as he returns to his hometown to reflect on his music, which is heavily influenced by his time growing up in rural Vermont.

Walking into the List Art Center, visitors are bathed in fuchsia light shining through the doors and windows onto a series of steel panels. Affixed to the panels are pen and ink illustrations made by the late grandfather of artist Ruanne Abou-Rahme. The glowing entryway is a part of artists Basel Abbas and Abou-Rahme’s exhibition entitled “Prisoners of Love: Until the Sun of Freedom,” now on display in the List’s Bell Gallery.