Argus: Do you think anything has changed about Wesleyan since you took over?
President Roth: On the infrastructure side, there’s been a greater focus on economics and fiscal discipline, and there is a much greater emphasis on the long-term economic growth of the institution. There’s been a greater focus on what is distinctive about the Wesleyan educational [...]
I am from a place where the time passes slowly, along with the country’s growth; where freedom of thought and freedom of speech do not exist; where the people’s lives and careers are dependent on every decision the government makes.
This past weekend the Cardinal softball team traveled to Middlebury hoping to extend its season.
Speed dating is not just for desperate 30-somethings anymore. Last Saturday evening, over 25 students, most of whom were women, gathered at the 200 Church Street residence hall for an exercise in speedy romance.
On weekend nights the University comes alive and the campus becomes littered with hundreds of red Solo cups and empty beer cans.
On the night of Friday, April 23, Wesleyan’s annual wine-drinking scavenger hunt, Tour de Franzia, sent at least nine students to the emergency room, according to the Public Safety (PSafe) Awareness Report.
The Argus sat down with Wesleyan Student Assembly (WSA) President-elect and Vice President-elect Micah Feiring ’11 and Ben Firke ’12 to discuss open containers, meal plans, and their goals for next year.
The women’s lacrosse team (4-10) finished its 2010 campaign on a high note, defeating Connecticut College 17-13 at home to continue its nine-game winning streak against the Camels.
The final weekend of the regular season for Wesleyan men’s lacrosse encapsulated their entire season in a two-game microcosm.
Today is the last edition of the Argus for ’09-’10, but by writing about this issue that’s been on my mind for months I hope to start a dialouge among students and faculty that will continue into the next academic year.
Students have been working with the university for years to improve University policy, response, and prevention around issues of sexual and gender violence on campus but still have found little sustained administrative support.
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