At the Emmys, Unexpected Wins and Low Viewership Define the TV Landscape
The 78th Emmy Awards proved eventful, crowning underdog shows like “Widow’s Bay” and saying farewell to old favorites, with Jean ...
Editor’s Picks
Music and the Cultural Politics of Change
M.I.A. is no stranger to controversy. The London-born rapper, whose professional name is an initialism of Missing in Action, positions ...
Warriors Made Me Political
I was nine years old when I first dove into the world of Warriors by Erin Hunter. I was sitting ...
Letter From the Editors: There’s Nothing Artificial About The Argus
Dear Readers, If you’ll believe it, nothing else but “The Matrix” was on our mind during The Argus’ pre-semester training, ...
Overconsumption Has Ruined Collecting
It’s no coincidence that the decline in collecting as a hobby corresponds with the decline in the consumption of physical ...
Letter From the Editors: Our Night at the Newsroom
Dear Reader, If you’re ever at the Argus office on a Thursday evening, you’d likely hear someone shout “You’re all ...
Spike Tape’s “Spelling Bee” Brings the Laughs While Challenging the Audience to Spell
You could feel the excitement building to a fever pitch before Spike Tape’s production of “The 25th Annual Putnam County ...
The Cost of Convenience: How Ease Undermines Sustainability
The University’s obsession with convenience has embedded itself into everything we do. Take me, for example: I couldn’t think of ...
Senior Thesis “Tears of Gold” Offers Us A New Kind of Fairytale
A staged reading of Senica Slaton’s ’26 “Tears of Gold” debuted at Ring Family Performing Arts Hall on Tuesday, April ...
Roth in The Argives: Michael Roth ’78 Prior to Presidency
Wesleyan President Michael Roth ’78 has been named in no less than 229 editions of The Argus. Six of these ...