Happy Holidays! We’ve officially entered into perhaps the most underrated part of the NFL season: December Football. While we already have a few teams clearly out of the playoff race and planning offseason vacations, the rest of the league is pushing for one of the coveted 14 postseason spots as the weather gets colder. But […]
In Play(er) of the Week, we seek to highlight Wesleyan athletes or parts of games that deserve extra attention. Sophia Lindus ’26 is an outside hitter on the Wesleyan volleyball team. Lindus helped lead her team to a 24–4 record as well as the NESCAC Championship Finals and the 2nd round of the Division III […]
After four hard-fought games, the U.S. men’s national soccer team was knocked out of the 2022 International Federation of Association Football (FIFA) World Cup, losing to the Netherlands 3–1. Despite this, many online consider this World Cup to have been a victory by at least one measure: we didn’t lose to England. Little can get […]
I have a dirty secret, a guilty pleasure if you will: I’m a fan of professional wrestling. Yes, I’m talking about World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE)-style, choreographed, over-the-top fake fighting. Wrestling has a reputation that its fanbase is made up of exclusively white-trash types and children. While that may be partially true, in recent times, wrestling […]
In Play(er) of the Week, we highlight Wesleyan athletes or parts of games that deserve extra attention. This week, we will be highlighting a recent moment from the Wesleyan men’s ice hockey team’s Nov. 19 matchup against Tufts. After opening their season the night before with a definitive 3–0 victory over Conn. College with two […]
After almost ten years at the University and 34 years coaching at the collegiate level—with 29 of them spent coaching for NESCAC programs—Coach Peter Solomon will retire from his position as Head Swimming & Diving Coach/Aquatics Director at the end of the 2022–23 academic year. In his time at the University, he has amassed an impressive […]
In Play(er) of the Week, we highlight Wesleyan athletes or parts of games that deserve extra attention. Stephanie Ager ’26 is a member of the Wesleyan women’s cross country and track teams. On Saturday, Oct. 29, she placed 11th at the NESCAC Cross-Country Championship, a placement that earned her All-NESCAC honors and made her the […]
Path to the College Football Playoffs It seems like just yesterday we were waking up at 12:30 a.m. to watch Nebraska University play Northwestern University in Ireland for week one of college football. About three months later, we are nearing the end of the regular season, and only a handful of teams have a chance […]
On Nov. 11, men’s basketball clinched a win in their season opener for the sixth year in a row in a game against Haverford College. While the game started in Haverford’s favor with the Squirrels taking an early lead, the Cards were able to rebound quickly and take the lead for themselves. Gabe Ravetz ’23, who […]
In Play(er) of the Week, we seek to highlight Wesleyan athletes or exceptional plays. Over the weekend of Oct. 15-16, Wesleyan hosted the Wesleyan Invitational, where two freshmen took the doubles title. The Argus sat down with Tai MacDonald ’26 and JT Bilski ’26 to hear about their experience at the Invitational, the progression of […]