Artist Spotlight: Inside The Shed, the Heart of Student Music at Wes
In a time when the world feels so divided by screens, headlines, and the general noise of being alive, there’s ...
Arts & Culture
Song Analysis: How I Hear “Hollow Knight” in Lorde’s “Team”
The wind howls and shrieks. Beside the foreboding cliffs winds a gaunt path. Darkness hangs palpably in the air, thwarted ...
SHADES Showcases Y2K Aesthetics, Fangirl Culture in “I’m Gonna Marry You Tobey Maguire”
On Oct. 24 and Oct. 25, at the Patricelli ’92 Theater, SHADES, Wesleyan’s Student of Color Theater Collective, presented a ...
How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love Tame Impala’s Deadbeat
For Tame Impala purists, the first spin of his new album Deadbeat feels like walking into your childhood bedroom after ...
Defiant Drag: Auntie Heroine Terrifies and Inspires in Noisy Visuals Drag Show
On Saturday, Oct. 11 at 8:30 p.m., University arts collective Noisy Visuals hosted a drag show in the ’92 Theater. ...
Slender James, Wes’ “Only Nonchalant A Cappella Group,” Talks Siggi’s Yogurt
If you’re looking to get your a cappella fix, you couldn’t ask for a better school than our university. But ...
Signs of Women’s Labor in Japan: A Student-Curated CEAS Exhibit
At the Mansfield Freeman Center for East Asian Studies, the exhibition “Forgotten but Once Known: Signs of Women’s Labor in ...
Album Review: Retro Rock Band Geese Flap Their Freaky Feathers on “Getting Killed”
“Getting Killed” is NYC rock band Geese’s fourth studio album in which they show off their expertise and comfort not ...
Album Review: Cameron Winter’s “Heavy Metal” Delivers Haunting, Hobbled Hymns
A few months before he released his debut solo album “Heavy Metal,” Cameron Winter posted an Ask Me Anything (AMA) ...
Writing Things the Way You Think Them: Why You Should Read Julie Hecht
A very sorry thing right now is that very few people seem to be reading Julie Hecht’s books. You’d think ...