AASC Hosts Lynn Chen ’98 for “I Will Make You Mine” Film Screening

April 17, 2023, by Oscar Kim Bauman, Executive Editor. Leave a Comment

On Friday, April 14 at 2 p.m. in the Goldsmith Family Cinema, the Asian American Student Collective (AASC) and the Wesleyan Film Series hosted a screening of “I Will Make You Mine,” a 2020 film written, directed by, and starring Lynn Chen ’98. Chen was also in attendance, taking part in a Q&A session after […]

First Look at New “Succession” Season Promises Excitement, Drama, and Sibling Rivalry Like Never Before

April 13, 2023, by Nate Wheeler, Assistant Arts & Culture Editor. Leave a Comment

“Succession,” arguably HBO’s biggest headliner, is back for one more season—and what a splash it’s made. Season four of “Succession” has only been running for three episodes since its premiere on Sunday, March 26, yet it is already poised to be the show’s best season by far. It’s been funny, exciting, heartbreaking, and everything else […]

Poems of Our Climate: “Temporary Comfort”

April 13, 2023, by Mari Tall, Contributing Writer. Leave a Comment

About the Column: Poems of Our Climate is a weekly poetry column run by Sofia Baluyut ’23. The column was founded by Oliver Egger ’23 as a part of the literary magazine group Route 9. Submit and read past issues of The Lavender at Route9.org. If you are interested in having your poem featured in this column, […]

Artgus Artist Spotlight: Shasekh Augustin ’23 Talks Finite Fashion Show, Atomic Jest, and Overcoming Creative Barriers

April 10, 2023, by Kat Struhar, Arts & Culture Editor. Leave a Comment

This is an installment of the Artgus Artist Spotlight, an ongoing series presented by the Arts & Culture section intended to highlight the artistic talents of the wider Wesleyan community. In this installment, Arts and Culture Editor Kat Struhar ’25 spoke with Shasekh Augustin ’23. Augustin is a sculpture artist and fashion designer whose upcoming […]

Cross Talk: the record Skips a Beat

April 10, 2023, by Ben Togut, Nicole Lee, Arts & Culture Editor, Assistant Arts & Culture Editor. Leave a Comment

Cross Talk: the record Skips a Beat In a cross talk, two writers sit down to discuss a book, movie, TV show, or piece of art they both feel strongly about. Sometimes they disagree; other times, they’re in perfect harmony. Here, Arts & Culture Editor Ben Togut and Assistant Arts & Culture Editor Nicole Lee […]

Get Funny! Learn More About Comedy on Campus

April 10, 2023, by Arushi Khare, Staff Writer. Leave a Comment

Entering my second spring here at the University, the winter thaw has finally begun. I’m sure you, much like me, are feeling that it’s high time we stop hibernating in our dorms and recover our joie de vivre. And what better way to do this than by stopping by a comedy show? Or better yet, […]

“John Wick: Chapter 4” Is an Exhilarating, Violent Thrill Ride

April 6, 2023, by Oscar Kim Bauman, Executive Editor. Leave a Comment

Plenty of movie franchises find themselves running on fumes multiple sequels in, but the “John Wick” series, helmed by director Chad Stahelski and starring Keanu Reeves as the eponymous assassin, has only gotten bigger and better with each entry. The latest installment in the series, “John Wick: Chapter 4,” which came to theaters on Friday, […]

On 10,000 gecs, 100 gecs Keeps Us Guessing

April 6, 2023, by Oscar Kim Bauman, Executive Editor. Leave a Comment

Breaking through in the late 2010s, 100 gecs became the face of the nascent genre known as hyperpop. The fresh, irreverent sensibility of vocalist-producers Dylan Brady and Laura Les spawned legions of admirers, detractors, and imitators, mashing up pop, rock, trap, dubstep, ska, and more, all in an ultra-hooky, heavily-processed, bass-boosted package. After the 2019 […]

“How to Blow Up a Pipeline”: A Fiery Exploration of Climate Justice

April 6, 2023, by Ben Togut, Arts & Culture Editor. Leave a Comment

I wasn’t sure what to expect when I walked into the Goldsmith Family Cinema on Saturday, April 1, to see an advance screening of “How to Blow Up a Pipeline.” Lured to the theater by the film’s premise and my love for Lukas Gage, I was far from disappointed. “How to Blow Up a Pipeline” […]

Poems of Our Climate: “Twenty-Fourth Annual Report of the Trustees of the Massachusetts School of Idiotic and Feeble-Minded Youth: October, 1871”

April 6, 2023, by Oliver Egger, Contributing Writer. Leave a Comment

About the Column: Poems of Our Climate is a weekly poetry column run by Sofia Baluyut ’23. The column was founded by Oliver Egger ’23 as a part of the Route 9 Literary Collective. Submit and read past issues of The Lavender at Route9.org. If you are interested in having your poem featured in this […]

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