Last Saturday night’s scavenger hunt was intended to be the capstone of the inter-class Weswars festivities; but, with a single text message, several students were suddenly thrown into a wrestling bout with a cadre of masked men, a delirious high-speed car chase, and the ever mysterious, screwball legacy of one of the University’s greatest legends: the Douglas Cannon.
Lisa Dombrowski '92 majored in film studies but had no intention of becoming a professor. Fast forward to today, and she's an associate professor. We sat down with her to discuss her time at Wes, both then and now.
If you talk to members of the newly formed Wesleyan Hellenic Society, also known as WesGreeks, their excitement about all things Greek is palpable.
Upon graduating from Wesleyan, Susan Stone ‘81 decided to pursue acting in New York City, like many other ambitious young performers. When acting didn’t work out, however, Stone returned to her original passion: sports.
As the old Czech proverb goes, kde si pivo varí, tam se dobre darí: where beer is brewed, life is good.
You’ve Got Mail? Good Luck!
Ever since the Argus Editorial Board gave their stamp of approval last year, Iguanas Ranas has become an Argus (and Wesleyan) favorite on Main St.
New Haven native and Kippah-wearing, esoteric philosopher, Jared Gimble, is the President of the Yiddish Club and the only observant Jew larping on campus.
In light of the global economic downturn and the University’s attempts to make reductions to its budget, it was only a matter of time before the administration would begin to consider financial aid cuts as a cost-savings measure.
He’s traveled on chartered jumbo jets with Pope John Paul II, conversed with Martin Luther King, and covered 12 wars, six major political assassinations, eight hostage sieges, seven earthquakes, and even the marriage of Prince Charles and Lady Diana