Arts & Culture
The Argus interviewed budding filmmaker Alessandro Sassi ’21 on his latest and first film “The Bathtub,” a film in which a man who lives ...
Borat “Very Nicely” Tackles 2020’s Biggest Obstacles
I’ll always remember the first time I saw a Sacha Baron Cohen movie. I was about 12 years old and ...
In “SLABBER,” Contagion Brings Closeness
This semester, I have been hard at work—along with the rest of the University’s Theater Department—on creating a show that ...
“Fargo” Season Two vs. Season Four: How (or How Not) to Introduce a Midwestern Crime Story
Episode six of the fourth season of “Fargo” is coming out next Monday, and I do not have any sense ...
“The MonoLogOn”: Overcoming the Challenges of Zoom Theater and Creating a Close Knit Community
Over the past few months, I’ve been acting in “The MonoLogOn,” a series of eight student-written monologues based on the ...
“The Trial of the Chicago 7”: A Period Piece For the Current Moment
An increasingly unpopular president faced with civil unrest. A contentious election on the horizon. Mass protests met with police brutality. ...
New Media Platform “Traid” Supports Student Businesses
Looking for a way to get rid of your fridge at the end of the semester? Have a yoga mat ...
Bryson Tiller’s New Album Returns to His Roots, With Diminishing Returns
Bryson Tiller dropped his third studio album, “A N N I V E R S A R Y,” earlier this ...
Recent Reads: Flash Book Reviews from The Argus Arts & Culture Team
Now that the semester is in full swing, it can be hard to find time to read for fun. But ...
To the Top of the World: How “The Chicks” Helped Me Grieve and Define Home
Mar. 9, 2020 It is my first full day of spring break, and my mind is fried from juggling an ...
