Originally, WUTV emerged in 2011 after breaking off from WUnderground. During the following years, WUTV gained prominence on campus, even claiming a designated room in the Harvey Media Center designed exclusively for the club. But the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic in 2019 led WUTV to close up shop while the school took a temporary break. 

As a WashU student likely flooded with work, you deserve a show (or a StudLife article) that takes no brain energy to understand.

Women being held to a higher standard than men is not a new phenomenon, nor is it unique to sports. But that makes it no less frustrating, especially when we’re reminded every day of just how mediocre some men are at their jobs.  

Binge these historical dramas to pass your time in quarantine and escape to a different time.

Everyone could use some new TV shows to watch, and since it’s Black History Month, why not have them be on theme?

Like most people, I can’t resist a good trip down memory lane.

Put the “pro” in procrastination with this quiz!

2016 was an interesting year. Here at Cadenza, we like to think it was because of all of the stellar entertainment.

Most Washington University students are probably familiar with the TVs that are constantly showing sports games and news channels in the Danforth University Center and Bear’s Den. There’s ESPN, Fox and Fox News, and the occasional NBC channel shown…but what else?

If a television show is aware of its pretension, does that make it less pretentious? Unfortunately, in the case of the new Netflix original series “Flaked,” its self-awareness only makes it more frustrating.