“La Casa de Bernarda Alba” Is a Study in Controlled Tension
“En ocho años que dure el luto no ha de entrar en esta casa el viento de la calle.” “During ...
Arts & Culture
Wesleyan Argus Staff Picks: What We’ve Been Reading Lately
You know what they say—good readers make good writers. And here at The Argus, we really love to read. This ...
Cross Talk: “BoJack Horseman” Contemplates Whether You Can Teach an Old Horse New Tricks
In “Cross talks,” two (or in this case, three!) writers sit down to discuss a book, movie, TV show, or ...
Cinefiles 11/6–11/9
It’s hard to believe it’s already November. It feels like the year is flying by, and before we know it, ...
Seniors Ridley and Hurlock Present Dance Theses in the ’92
This homecoming weekend, the Patricelli ’92 Theater hosted the Fall Senior Thesis Dance Concert, “(Re)Source,” with choreography by seniors Gabe Hurlock ...
Andrea Long Chu’s “Females” Finds Meaning in “SCUM”
In 1967, writer Valerie Solanas published “The SCUM Manifesto,” a scathing, humorous, and contradictory document that declared that men were ...
Charles Barber Talks New Book “Citizen Outlaw”
On Friday, Nov. 1, Professor Charles Barber held a reading from his new book, “Citizen Outlaw: One Man’s Journey from Gangleader ...
Professors’ Playlist: Harris Friedberg, Courtney Patterson-Faye, Leo Lensing, Greg Goldberg, Scott Higgins,
Ever wonder what your professors are listening to through their headphones when they walk into the classroom? Well, wonder no ...
In “Know My Name,” Chanel Miller Reclaims Her Humanity
Content Warning: Sexual Assault America was introduced to Brock Turner in 2015, when the first-year Stanford student was accused of ...
Poetry Witch Annie Finch Talks Meter, Magic and the Midwest
Poet Annie Finch’s chapbook “The Poetry Witch Little Book of Spells” was published by Wesleyan University Press in June 2019. Annie ...