Remembering Johanna Justin-Jinich '10
Members of the University community filled the Memorial Chapel on Thursday, May 14, to celebrate the life of Johanna Justin-Jinich ’10, who was shot to death on May 6 while working in the Red & Black Café
Members of the University community filled the Memorial Chapel on Thursday, May 14, to celebrate the life of Johanna Justin-Jinich ’10, who was shot to death on May 6 while working in the Red & Black Café
Cruising around campus in his purple and green ice cream truck, vendor Paul James is always keen to spot a familiar face.
The men’s lacrosse team continued its outstanding season on Sunday, defeating Tufts 14-10 to win the NESCAC championship and earn an automatic bid to the NCAA Division III tournament.
As dedicated Argus readers may have noticed, the Wesceleb column has recently taken a bit of a break…but one Wesleyan senior is such prime Wesceleb material that her friends and classmates begged your humble Wesceleb writer to come back for one last chance to make Kate Heller ’09 an official Wesleyan Celebrity before she graduates
Em House ’09 is a graduating Feminist, Gender and Sexuality Studies (FGSS) major. She recently sat down with the Argus to talk about the Vagina Monologues, which she both acted in and directed, and whether the play is as “liberating” for women as its proponents say.
The Wesleyan baseball team had a triumphant weekend, as everything fell into place to propel the Cardinals into the postseason.
The Cardinal softball team finished the season as runner-up in the NESCAC Championship for the second consecutive year.
Wesleyan has two ongoing problems: 1) the University lacks faculty of color in many academic departments; and 2) the University supports a curriculum that excludes racially diverse perspectives.
This is addressed to whomever posted on the Wesleying blog on May 2nd in response to the Wespeak that I signed and helped to organize and that requested the university to diversify its faculty.
