SOTA’s opening play: audiences left in hysterics over political satire
Audrey Peterson Illinois Wesleyan School of Theater Arts’ first main-stage production of the year, “The Outsider” opened October 2 with…
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Holding yourself back from studying abroad? Here’s some guidance
Alex Green Illinois Wesleyan University holds a student population of over 1,500, as of 2023 enrollment. But according to Assistant…
Halloweekend inspiration
With spooky season creeping upon us, the question on my mind is: What costumes will haunt the streets…
Local musician compares documentary experience to life on tour
MJ Soria Tommy O’Donnell emerged from a secret nook in Monster Pawn, cicadas buzzing from the open garage door in…
Last book in the “Belladonna” series leaves readers wanting more
Spoilers for Adalyn Grace’s books Belladonna, Foxglove, and Wisteria. “Wisteria,” the third and final book of Adalyn Grace’s…
The lesser-known stone of September and its properties
September sure didn’t rush in like the wind, but when I think of the stones of September, I…
Tributaries is looking for artists to submit their work
Tributaries is one of the many Illinois Wesleyan student-led organizations. It’s an on-campus literary magazine in pursuit of…
Loss of Pagan Student Association causes frustration
At this year’s Registered Student Organization (RSO) fair on August 29, the Pagan Student Association (PSA) was not…
Advice for new students struggling to get into a routine
Malia Ames Coming into Illinois Wesleyan as a transfer student in the Spring was a tough adjustment for me. It…
“Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom” was a surprising delight
Abe Bishop 2023 was a year of great contradictions in the world of cinema. Films like “The Super Mario Bros”,…