“Creed”’s Emotionally Complex and Thrilling Story Triumphs
I laughed at the very concept of “Creed” when it was announced. With the arrival of the new millennium, the ...
Arts & Culture
In Defense of: “Gossip Girl”
“Gossip Girl here, your one and only source into the scandalous lives of Manhattan’s elite.” For my middle school self, ...
“Carol” Lives Up to Its Overwhelming Hype
About a month ago, I stumbled across an Autostraddle movie review titled, “‘Carol’ Is Even Better Than You’ve Heard, Is ...
Idiot Box: Jessica Jones
The “superhero bubble,” a term used to describe the current state of superhero blockbuster movies, seems destined to pop. As ...
Argus Staff Members on Adele’s Record-Breaking Album
Aaron Stagoff-Belfort '18, Arts Editor: Perhaps the most cringeworthy moment of Adele’s new blockbuster album, 25, comes during the Taylor ...
Obama’s Inaugural Poet Richard Blanco Visits Wesleyan
What obsesses Richard Blanco, and informs the soul of his poetry, can be summed up in one word: home. “Every ...
Student Poets Perform in Slam
“The Grand Slam featuring Neil Hilborn” was a strange and compelling beast. The poetry slam event, which was held at ...
A.O. Scott Defends the Art of Criticism
Armed with only a pen and a thin red notebook, A.O. Scott is kitsch’s worst nightmare. Currently the New York ...
Edward Torres Talks Directing “Marisol”
This week, The Argus sat down with Edward Torres, Visiting Assistant Professor of Theater and director of this semester's theater ...
“Experimenter” Explores the Life of Stanley Milgram
You walk into an experiment you signed up for, which was advertised as a study of how people learn. After ...