Arts & Culture
It’s been, I think we can all agree, an odd year. When putting together this list, I discovered many ...
CoMo’s Comeback: A Photo Series
On Nov. 20, Collective Motion dance ensemble hosted “CoMo’s Comeback,” celebrating the group’s return to the stage in the Memorial ...
“Party at the Edge of the World” Brings Immersive Theater to the College of the Environment
“Party at the Edge of the World,” an original theater capstone production written and directed by Liz Woolford ’22 and Michayla ...
From “Harry Potter” to “How I Met Your Mother”: Reflections on My Childhood Comforts
2021 has graced us with many cast reunions, spinoffs, and re-releases. In May, the “Friends” cast assembled for “Friends: the ...
“Curb Your Enthusiasm” Returns in Aged Yet Undeniably Funny Form
This article contains spoilers for “Curb Your Enthusiasm” Season 11. If “Seinfeld” was a show about nothing, “Seinfeld” co-creator Larry ...
Mike White ’92 on His Time at Wes, “The White Lotus,” and “Survivor”
Screenwriter, director, actor, Survivor/Amazing Race contestant, and Wesleyan grad Mike White ’92 spent the first year and a half of ...
Poems of Our Climate: The College Grad
About the Column: Poems of our Climate is a weekly poetry column run by Oliver Egger ’23. Egger also runs ...
Poems of the Gas Station: The Hole
In the way that things like this often do, The spot appeared one day During the flood. It was ...
“Spencer” Is a Masterful and Haunting Approach to the People’s Princess
Content Warning: This article contains spoilers to the film “Spencer” and references to eating disorders. Born in 2002, I’m part ...
“Bruised”: Halle Berry’s Mixed Martial Arts Drama Doesn’t Quite Hit The Mark
It’s a story you might’ve heard before: A washed-up champ is offered one last chance to get back in the ...
