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The Argus’ WesCeleb column highlights the achievements of the University’s notable seniors and their contributions to our campus community. For ...
Office Hours: James Praznik on Creating with NASA and Surrealist Music Ensemble No Exit
One day, outside a door in the Center for the Arts (CFA), I heard a beautiful symphony on the grand ...
Didion vs. Babitz: Anolik Presents a Promising but Lopsided Biography
Lili Anolik’s joint biography “Didion & Babitz” follows the complicated relationship between two prolific Californian writers, Joan Didion and Eve ...
Unapologetic in Its Darkness, “Banana Fish” Musical Shines Bright
“Banana Fish” debuted at the ’92 Theater to thunderous applause, teary eyes, and a few rewatches of the 2018 anime ...
Player of the Week Fisher Hirsch ’26 Talks Family Crash-Outs, 7 a.m. Yoga, and a Program Turnaround
Fisher Hirsch ’26 is a film major and captain of the men’s golf team. Hirsch has been the leading scorer ...
Two-Out Magic and Trust: Basemen Capture 2026 Little Three Title
Fresh off a disappointing last season, the Cards came back this season with a fire lit under them thanks to ...
Artgus Artist Spotlight: The John is Doing Baptisms and Confessions
The John Wesley Methodist Charter has made a name for itself in recent months. Since its founding in 2023, the ...
Week 2 of Studio Art Theses Brings Thought-Provoking Artistic Invention
The University’s Ezra and Cecile Zilkha Gallery (Zilkha) held the second week of senior art theses from Tuesday, March 31 ...
Inside a Hostile Planet: A Look into Current Research on Venus with Dean Gilmore
Humanity lives within a diverse neighborhood of planets with unique mineralogies and chemistries that scientists are eager to explore. While ...
Inferno!: “Diet Dante” Takes Us to Depths of Hell, Heights of Student Theater
“So, if I wrote a Dante’s Inferno Musical, would yall vibe with it?” read the story Elijah Philip ’28 posted ...
