“Stop Kiss” Explores Identity, Violence, & Homophobia
The lights come up slowly as the Cardigans’ “Lovefool” begins playing. We see the familiar scene of a woman alone ...
Arts & Culture
Florist’s If Blue Could Be Happiness Is Bedroom Pop that Refuses Classification
Florist released its second album, If Blue Could Be Happiness, on Friday, Sept. 29 via Double Double Whammy. The album is ...
Love Is Not an Archive
All My Little Words is The Argus’ love-centric column. We publish personal essays, poems, and other creative written work that ...
Written in the Stars: Oct. 3
We’re back, Argus readers! It’s Brighten and Jessica, your Horoscope Hotties, coming to you with our second installment of Written ...
Gaiutra Bahadur and Kaitlyn Greenidge ’04 Amplify Marginalized Voices
On a muggy evening last week, students crowded into Russell House to hear Kaitlyn Greenidge ’04 and Gaiutra Bahadur read ...
“Nathan for You” Kicks Off Season 4 by Legally Impersonating Michael Richards
Last week, Nathan Fielder’s “Nathan for You” returned for the fourth season of outlandish antics, kicking off with a characteristically elaborate plot ...
Cinefiles 10/4 – 10/7
Happy Tuesday, folks! How are we all feeling? Is it just us, or is it kind of great that it’s been ...
The Good Place Returns from a Shocking Season One Finale Twist
This article contains spoilers for the first season of “The Good Place.” Few things were as delightful in the clusterfuck of ...
All That Glitters is Not Gold: The Killers Falter with Wonderful Wonderful
I got my first iPod Nano in third grade. My parents were concerned about me wasting funds by buying my ...
Davis ’17’s Debut Novel Subverts the Quirky-Girl-in-Love Genre
In “Crosstalks,” two writers sit down to discuss a book, movie, TV show, or piece of art they both feel strongly about. ...