Quinta Brunson’s “Abbott Elementary” Elevates the Workplace Comedy Genre
I first heard the name of “Abbott Elementary” creator Quinta Brunson back in 2017, when she was making videos for ...
Arts & Culture
“Horse Girls” Reimagines Tweenage Drama, Die-Hard Equestrianism, and Florida Republicans With a Murderous Twist
If you missed middle school girl drama, tutus, or neon pink everything, then “Horse Girls” fulfills all your nostalgic dreams. ...
Artgus Artist Spotlight: Luna Dragon Mac-Williams ’22 Explores Performance and Arts Education
This is an installment of the Artgus Artist Spotlight, an ongoing series presented by the Arts & Culture section, intended ...
“Nothing Comes to Mim” Explores the Multifaceted Nature of Identity, Body, and Mind in Surreal Performance
At the intersection between afternoon and evening, in the slightly chilly parking lot of a senior wood-frame house, the cast ...
Marvel’s “Moon Knight” Stumbles, But Finds Its Footing in Dark, Psychological Tone
This article contains spoilers for “Moon Knight.” “Moon Knight,” the latest Marvel television series, arrived on Disney+ on Wednesday, March ...
A Year of Rebuilding for Red Feather Studio
Wesleyan’s student-run recording studio, Red Feather, is making a comeback this semester. The club has managed to reinvent itself despite numerous obstacles, ...
Turkish and Turkmen Musical Traditions Meet in First-of-Its-Kind Graduate Recital
Graduate music students Ridvan Aydinli MA ’22 and Mohammad Geldi Geldi Nejad MA ’23 filled Memorial Chapel with music from ...
Poems of Our Climate: mid-march
About the Column: Poems of our Climate is a weekly poetry column run by Oliver Egger ’23. Egger also runs ...
“The Importance of Being Earnest” Reimagines a Comedy Classic
In a cross talk, two writers sit down to discuss a book, movie, TV show, or piece of art they ...
Return of Mabuhay Showcase Highlights Pan-Asian Culture
Mabuhay, a student-run showcase of pan-Asian culture, filled Beckham Hall with song and dance on Friday, April 15. Drawing its name ...