Sufjan Steven’s first solo album in three years, “Javelin,” was released on Oct. 6. After he lost his partner and had to learn how to walk again during his treatment for Guillain-Barré syndrome, I didn’t expect to see an album from him this year.
When “softscars” came out on Sept. 22, the album combined Yeule’s glitchy electronic sound, sometimes leaning ambient or dream pop, with rock to make a punchy – yet angelic – shoegaze album.
The first reading for Oxford Magazine's Spring Street Reading Series took place on Sept. 19 in the Bachelor Hall reading room.
“Bottoms” is a movie filled to the brim with underground fight clubs, uncomfortable encounters with crushes, female rage and Charli XCX. What more could you want from a queer high school rom-com?