Argus vs. The Academy: Bass-Krueger Predicts the Oscars
Who cares about the Academy Awards? It’s an overlong and mind-numbingly dull ceremony that allows Hollywood to congratulate itself for ...
Arts & Culture
Jean Genet’s “Les Bonnes” à Paris
Jenna Robbins, Arts Editor Emeritus, is currently studying abroad in the hub of arts, culture, and chocolate croissants—that is Paris. ...
The Cine-Files
In a week that would make Sammy Davis Jr. flash his most winning of smiles, the film series continues as ...
AraabMuzik and Le1f Shake Eclectic Grounds
If you were lucky enough to get a ticket, the Friday night AraabMuzik and Le1f concert at Eclectic was a ...
“The Pillowman”: An Appropriately Unsettling Start for Second Stage Season
With the privilege of mounting the first Second Stage production of the semester comes a few challenges. How does a ...
Professor’s Playlist: Ruth Nisse
Associate Professor of English and Medieval Studies Ruth Nisse knows an awful lot about medieval and early modern literature. Her ...
“A Late Christmas Gift”: Japanese Prints at FEAS
Though the holiday season has long since passed, the U.S. premiere of “A Late Christmas Gift: Contemporary Prints from Japan” ...
Look What I Did: Directing a Second Stage Show, Part 1
As an actor, I’ve always loved working with my extremely talented colleagues at Wesleyan, but the thought of working behind ...
“A Body, Not Just a Brain”: An Interview with Shearwater’s Jonathan Meiburg
On a frosty December morning over winter break, I spoke with Jonathan Meiburg about the new record, his experience working ...
Ty Segall: Youthful Nostalgia at Eclectic
Sometimes you just feel old. Like when you see freshmen and simultaneously pity and envy their naiveté. Or when you ...