Spring Dance Concert Showcases Choreographic Skills
This past weekend, seven students presented the culmination of a semester’s worth of work at the Spring Dance Concert. The ...
Arts & Culture
Cross Talk: Art Criticism in The Argus
Brooke Kushwaha ’20: So, we recently have come under fire for how we handle our theater reviews, which is interesting ...
Ben Michael Reflects on History of Middletown Radio, Campus Music Scene
Ben Michael is the General Manager of WESU, Wesleyan’s student-run radio station. As a lifelong Middletown resident, Michael has witnessed ...
In “Cardboard Piano,” Love Persists Even If Forgiveness Cannot
Love has a funny way of growing in the places where it’s most dangerous, across cultures that struggle to co-exist, ...
Fish ’19 and McLaren ’21 Discuss Second Annual SOC Art Gallery
This past Friday at the Workshop, The Ankh hosted its annual exhibition of student of color (SOC) artists, which included ...
“Normal People” Is a Sharply Authentic Portrait of Modern Love
Novels about relationships can be fraught with overly emotional language and unrealistically high stakes. “Normal People,” Irish author Sally Rooney’s ...
In “Small Town Eden,” Religion is the Poison Apple
The title of “Small Town Eden” alone—which refers to a character’s description of her hometown as a small slice of paradise ...
“Game of Thrones” S8E3: How to Avoid Universal Apocalypse in One Easy Step
WARNING: This review contains major spoilers for S8:E3 of “Games of Thrones.” Since the beginning of the show, eight years ...
“Endgame” Is an Imperfect Movie, But a Perfect Finale
Remember “Iron Man”? The 2008 film seems, compared to the movies currently produced by Marvel Studios, rather quaint. After all, ...
Harold, They’re Lesbians: “Killing Eve” Maintains First Season’s Intensity
This review contains spoilers for Season 1 of “Killing Eve.” In my review of Season 1 of “Killing Eve,” BBC America’s ...