Lil Durk’s “The Voice” Honors the Artist’s Fallen Friend
Chicago rapper Lil Durk delivers raw emotion on the deluxe version of his sixth studio album, The Voice. Released on Jan. ...
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Mid-Winter Melodies: Student Musicians Release New Tracks Over Winter Break
While some of us went skiing, baked new types of bread, spent time with family, applied to summer internships, or ...
In “LIFE RUINER,” Ella Dawson ’14 Recounts Abusive Relationship at Wesleyan
CW: This article contains references to emotional/physical abuse and suicide. When Ella Dawson ’14 arrived at Wesleyan’s campus in the ...
The Weeknd Brings the Strange and the Spectacular to the Super Bowl Halftime Show
After a long and sweaty introduction courtesy of the Kansas City Chiefs and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers (yes, we in ...
The 2021 Golden Globes: Delayed Nominees Still Reliably Controversial
With COVID-19 shutdowns pushing back the releases of many prominent films, the 78th Golden Globe Awards will be held on ...
Road to Nowhere: Discovering My Mixed Race Identity Through Theater
Content Warning: This article contains references to racism and suicide. i. an american experiment For all of my life, I ...
In Bring Me the Horizon’s “Post Human: Survival Horror” EP, The Apocalypse is Channeled
Bring Me The Horizon’s musical journey has taken them to the end of the world. From their roots as a ...
In “Cut Woman,” Dena Igusti and Ray Jordan Achan ‘19 Explore the Perils and Possibilities of Embodied Writing
Content Warning: This article contains references to female genital mutilation (FGM). While watching a short performance film recently, we were struck ...
A Chronicle of Crafting During Crisis
When it comes to stress relief and creative release in our world of distanced learning, crafting can provide two for ...
Argus Wrapped: Editorial Board Shares Most Played Music of the Year
With the start of December comes winter frost, holiday music, and the reminder that platforms like Spotify are tracking our ...