Poems of Our Climate: “The Met: Month 8 After”
About the Column: Poems of Our Climate is a weekly poetry column run by Sofia Baluyut ’23. The column was founded ...
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Cross Talk: Unpacking “Daisy Jones & The Six,” the Book, the Show, and the Music
In a cross talk, two writers sit down to discuss a book, movie, TV show, or piece of art they ...
My Soon-to-Be World Famous Red Pesto: Cooking with Chef G
For the longest time, I loathed red bell peppers. As I got older, I warmed up to them, but to ...
Screaming, Crying, Laughing, and, of Course, Dancing: “Dance Nation” Captures the Highs, the Lows, and the In-Betweens of Tweenagehood
Taking the relatable trope of tweenage drama and turning it inside out, “Dance Nation,” directed by Hadassa Garfein ’24 and ...
A Brief Guide to Smoothies at Wesleyan
Whether you’re on the go and need a substantive beverage while speed-walking across campus, you want to get some nutrition ...
From The Argives: Chants, Chalk, and (Hopefully) Change
Colorful chalk messages, ranging in intensity from the likes of “I Love Usdan” to “Wesleyan Ostracizes Faculty of Color,” have ...
For Better or Worse, “Evil Dead Rise” Takes Itself Very Seriously
The latest entry in the “Evil Dead” franchise is stirring the pot and bringing the heat with gallons of blood. ...
Earth Month Highlights Sustainability Efforts On Campus and in the Community
Throughout the month of April, the Sustainability Office has coordinated and endorsed events happening on campus and around Middletown to ...
“Beef” on Netflix Is a Searing Slice of Asian American Anger
This article does not contain spoilers for the major developments of “Beef,” but does contain plot information some may consider ...
In “Baby J,” John Mulaney Blends Vulnerability With Precision
John Mulaney has worn a few different hats throughout his career. To most, he is the affable comedian known for ...