Jess Best Shines at Alpha Delt
Synthesizing the best of the Wesleyan music scene with some of the top talent from New York’s conservatories and workshops, Jess Best performed ...
Arts & Culture
Hamilton Documentary Highlights Wesleyan Alumni
Once-in-a-generation talents like Lin-Manuel Miranda ’02 are rare enough, but watching their works come to fruition behind the scenes is ...
Technically, I Don’t Care: The Merits of Informal Film Analysis
I have complete and utter respect, bordering on reverence, for filmmakers. The detailed process that goes into making a single ...
Professor Sawhney Talks Influences of Recent Novel “South Haven”
This interview marks the beginning of the Arts Section’s November Short Fiction Series. Each Argus issue in November will contain ...
Revival Reviews: “Band of Brothers”
History poses as one of the most abundant sources for inspiration and narrative. Why create story from scratch when mankind ...
“Fuck the Scores!”: WeSLAM Round Two in Review
Students crammed into the common area of 200 Church this past Saturday evening to listen to the second poetry slam ...
Give in to Bewilderment: Fall Break Viewing Suggestions
With so little time, so much to see, and so much gratuitous politicized content engulfing the many screens of our ...
Director Clark ’17 Returns to the Classics in “The Tempest”
For Director Susannah Clark ’17, the choice to produce “The Tempest” was simple. “There’s so many student-written plays,” she said. “Shakespeare ...
Heems ’07 Shines in New Swet Shop Boys Album
Post-9/11, it doesn’t take a sociologist to convey a basic understanding of the discrimination facing people of South Asian and ...
“A Little Epic” Brings A Lot to the Table
Romance is a fickle thing. In one moment, everything is exciting and full of possibility, and in the next, everything ...