Satisfying Ambiguity in Jonathan Lethem’s “The Arrest”
In The Argus’ new series of book reviews, we are having students comment on titles that have yet to be ...
Arts & Culture
“This is Paris”: A Raw Look at the Original Influencer
Content Warning: This article and the documentary “This is Paris” contains a discussion of physical, emotional, and sexual abuse. Last ...
Poetry: Delineation by Sara McCrea ’21
In this one the clouds are blue and the sky is white and the flowers bloom taller than the trees. ...
BUMPER’s “pop songs 2020”: A Soundtrack for the Summer of Quarantine
Everyone loves a good summer song. A breezy, upbeat pop tune can brighten your day, set a mood, and take you ...
Metrics for Whether “i’m thinking of ending things” is Right For You (With A Caveat)
As we continue this unusual fall semester at the University, our free time is steadily shrinking as our workload increases. ...
In Conversation With Performer Kristina Wong, Plots are Formed for Creating Art Relevant to 2020
“So I made a rap album in Uganda, folks!” This is one of the many strange things I heard Kristina ...
The Revolution is Designed: Graphics in Social Justice Movements
You’ve probably seen it while scrolling down your social media feed for the umpteenth time, rolling around in your bed ...
Audrey Mills ’23 Releases Quarantine Album, “The Amateur”
While many students were making their way through the entirety of Netflix or figuring out ways to fill the long ...
Pouring Into Myself: Two Performers Dream Alone in “A Milk Kind of Play”
“Without placing judgment on yourself or your thoughts, what is one thing you can do to make a necessary change ...
Poetry: “Grounded” by Luna Mac-Williams ’22
My penned praises circle back to stars. The luster of clusters of gas. The lasting they make idiosyncratic. The vastness ...