New Hires and Additional Funds Bolster CAPS
After hiring an Advanced Practice Registered Nurse (APRN) who can prescribe medication to students, the University has increased funding to ...
Month: <span>February 2017</span>
Davison Health Center to Provide Reduced Cost Menstrual Products Per WSA Initiative
The University’s Davison Health Center will now be offering menstrual products at a reduced cost to students due to a ...
Metro Spirits Could Face Fines After Trooper Bust
Metro Spirits could be facing heavy fines after Connecticut state troopers found the liquor store to be selling alcohol to ...
“John Wick, Chapter 2” Testifies to the Artistry of Action Films
In many ways, action cinema is filmmaking at its purest. If movies are, on one level, all about movement (of ...
Sexy Singles and Cute Couples
Sexy Singles The Argus: What is your go-to flirtation technique? Allison Hsu ’20: I don’t really flirt, I never learned how, ...
Pioneering Black Artist Kathleen Collins Remembered by Fludzinski ’20
While many historians and film buffs were surprised and enthralled by the rediscovery of the career of Kathleen Collins—the first African-American ...
Cinefiles 2/15-2/18
Joseph Eusebio ’17: Hey Jonah [Lipton ’17], what should we talk about in this week’s column? Jonah Lipton ’17: I was thinking we could ...
“Santa Clarita Diet” Halfheartedly Parodies Suburbia—and Zombies
It was the image of Drew Barrymore stuffing human ears into her Nutriblend that first drew me to Netflix’s “Santa ...
Track Takes MIT Invite by Storm, Gears up for Regionals
The Cardinals traveled to Boston for the last meet of the indoor track and field regular season on Saturday, Feb. ...
The Rookies of Men’s College Ball Are Set to Make a Splash at the NBA Draft
It happens every single year: talented first-years destined for the NBA take the men’s college basketball universe by storm. This ...