Since Feb. 2, a quiet corner of the Johnson Museum’s second floor has served as a screening room for three of Mendieta’s finest films: Alma Silueta en Fuego (Silueta de Cenizas), Untitled (Grass breathing) and Untitled (Burial Pyramid). The screenings are part of the exhibition “Ana Mendieta in Exile,” co-curated by Hannah Ryan, Ph.D. and Margo Cohen Ristorucci ’13, a former Sun news editor. Daveen Koh ’13 reviews. 

There is nothing like a heaping helping of Beethoven to cap off a prodigious and variegated concert season. That was just what we got on Friday night when the Swedish Chamber Orchestra, under the baton of Thomas Dausgaard, took to the Bailey Hall stage.

Adam Lerner ’13 discusses a factory collapse in Bangladesh and says goodbye to his loyal readers in the last column of his Cornell career. 

It all comes down to this. After fourteen weeks, six spotlights and a whole lot of late nights, the Cornell Fashion Collective seniors are ready to show off their signature designs at their Spring Fashion Show tomorrow night at Barton Hall. The collective will showcase the talents of CFC fashion designers in a full-on, lights shining, music blaring, models strutting fashion show. And no, their lives are not like Project Runway. 

Both times I left studio at T07 to talk to the women of CFC, I left in a markedly better mood than when I came. The place is almost infectious that way. Tomorrow, the ladies and gentleman of CFC will bring their spark, their flare and the world of T07 to you. So, without further ado, The Cornell Daily Sun presents the last three designers in our Fashion Spotlight series.