“Time” and “A Little Devil in America” Showcase the Looping Temporalities of Black America
There are some indelible images that seem to exist out of time. They’re the pictures that take on such a ...
Arts & Culture
Week One of Art Thesis Exhibitions Engages Viewers Through Memory, Material, and Movement
For the first time since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, the University’s senior studio art majors’ thesis projects took ...
In “Slime Language 2,” Young Thug Is a Superstar and a Label Head
Young Thug’s record label, Young Stoner Life (YSL) Records, put out their second compilation album, “Slime Language 2” last Friday, ...
A Feast for the Eyes: A Photo Series
A Photo Series to show the types of food that Wesleyan students eat on campus: WesWings: ...
“Shiva Baby” Brings American Jewish Anxiety to the Screen
When I was growing up, it was rare to see any representation of Jewish life in America in popular TV shows ...
In “Amphibians,” Lara Tupper ’95 Dwells in Uncertainty
All 11 short stories in “Amphibians,” the third book by Lara Tupper ’95, highlight a woman at a point in ...
Creative Writing Issue: Short Fiction and Nonfiction
To celebrate and highlight the creative writing talent of the Wesleyan community, the Argus Arts & Culture section presents our ...
Creative Writing Issue: Poetry
To celebrate and highlight the creative writing talent of the Wesleyan community, the Argus Arts & Culture section presents our ...
In “The Unwanted Siblings,” Comedy Prompts Testimony and Transformation for a Chinese Family
For a long time, I thought that stand-up comedy wasn’t for people like me. Growing up in a sea of Jerry ...
Olivia Rodrigo’s “deja vu”: It’s No “drivers license”
On April 1 (no joke), former Disney Channel star and recent musical sensation Olivia Rodrigo cranked out her second single ...