Reading Across Genres and Communities With the Wesleyan Book Club
When Dikshya Kuikel ’26 and Alanna Dwyer ’26 send out meeting information to the Wesleyan Book Club, they always sign ...
Arts & Culture
Unapologetic in Its Darkness, “Banana Fish” Musical Shines Bright
“Banana Fish” debuted at the ’92 Theater to thunderous applause, teary eyes, and a few rewatches of the 2018 anime ...
Jo, I Liked Your Show: JoJo America and How We Talk About the Things We Enjoy
ONE DEBUT SHOW HERE. SOUNDCHECK AND SOME TALK. I met Jo (Josephine Hirsh ’28) outside the Hewitt Workshop at 9-ish ...
On the Record: Professor Lucy De Souza and Paramore’s Riot! (The ‘Non-Performative Answer’)
On the Record is a column about getting to know our professors through their music taste, built around a deceptively ...
Reviewing Stoners on the Silver Screen as Conspiracists, Extremists, and Revolutionaries
This article contains spoilers for “Bugonia” (2025). Numbness. Joy. Laughter. An increasing feeling of fear and panic that leaves you ...
Week Three of Art Theses Exudes Individuality
Around 4 o’clock this past Wednesday, a certain corner of the University was bustling. The reason? Round three of the ...
EXCLUSIVE: Swae Lee to Headline at Spring Fling on Foss Hill, Rock Band Friko to Open
The Argus received exclusive intel from the Concert Committee that rap superstar Swae Lee will be headlining this year’s Spring ...
Omri Riss-Chbarbi ’26 on His Thesis & Passion for Julius Eastman: “There’s a Lot More I Want to Say”
On Friday, April 10, music major Omri Riss-Chbarbi ’26 performed four electrifying improvisational pieces based on score sheets of experimental ...
Artgus Artist Spotlight: The John is Doing Baptisms and Confessions
The John Wesleyan Charter has made a name for itself in recent months. Since its founding in 2022, the satire ...
The Case for Joy Division & New Order’s Inclusion in Rock-n-Roll’s Hall of Fame
For the third time, members of Joy Division and New Order have been nominated for a spot in the Rock ...