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Grace Devanny ’23 Crowned National Champion as Women’s Track Earns Six All-American Honors at NCAA Indoor Track Championships

Men’s Wrestling Concludes Season with Strong Finish at Northeast Regionals

Play(er) of the Week: Grace Devanny ’23 on Setting Wesleyan Records, Being a Triple-Season Athlete, and Having Sporty Siblings

Up Next for Wesleyan Athletics: Another Look Into the 2023 Spring Sports Season

“Break Point” Serves a New Perspective on Professional Tennis

With Three New Singles, boygenius Offers an Enticing Taste of Debut Album

Play(er) of the Week: Aaron Goldman ’23 on Wrestling at Wes, Law School, and Thanksgiving Dinner

Women’s Ice Hockey Faces a Dramatic Season of Highs and Lows

Sebastian Vettel Exits Formula One, Leaving a Great Legacy On and Off Track

Cross Talk: “The White Lotus” Season Two is Darkly Funny and Twistedly Sexy

“My Policeman,” Led by a Lackluster Harry Styles, Is a Disappointing Depiction of Queerness

Banner Inspired By Rare Chinese Protest Sparks Transnational Discourse on Campus

Cross Talk: “Smile” is Scary, but Lacks Originality

Educational Policy Committee Forms Public Health Subcommittee

Cardinal Café Reopens, Signaling Return to Normalcy In Athletics After COVID-19

WesCeleb: Jeremy Kim ’23 Talks Swimming, KSA, and Writing at Wes

Spectrum Holds Third Annual Pride Week Celebration

Women’s Tennis Dominates Hamilton in Dual Match With 9–0 Win

Swimming Through the Gender Binary

2022 Laver Cup Bids Farewell to Roger Federer as Team World Takes First Title

Roger Federer’s Retirement Marks the End of a Monumental Career and a Golden Tennis Era

Eight First Year Students Elected to WSA

“See How They Run” is a Fresh, Meta Take on the Murder Mystery

XtraMile Pilot Program Brings Free Shuttle Service to Middletown

“Thor: Love and Thunder” Strikes With Electric Emotion

US Open Rounds Off 2022 Tennis Grand Slams

“Bodies Bodies Bodies” Is a Clever, Thrilling Satire for Gen Z

Letter From the Editors: A Retrospective Look at This Semester at The Argus

High Rise and Low Rise Apartments Face Hot Water Shortage

Recapping F1 in 2022 Ahead of the Miami Grand Prix

Marvel’s “Moon Knight” Stumbles, But Finds Its Footing in Dark, Psychological Tone

University Reaches Settlement with Delta Kappa Epsilon in Seven-Year Lawsuit

Emilia Romagna GP Review: Red Bull Takes Dominant 1–2 Finish as Ferrari Struggles in Imola

Stefanos Tsitsipas Defends Monte Carlo Masters Title, Starting Clay Season Strong

Sustainability Office Organizes Events to Celebrate Earth Month

Australian GP Review: Leclerc Dominates as F1 Returns to Melbourne

“Our Flag Means Death” Tells a Heartwarmingly Queer Pirate Story

Saudi Arabian GP Review: Verstappen Heads Double Ferrari Podium After Controversial Weekend in Jeddah

Bahrain GP Review: Ferrari Takes 1–2 Finish in F1 2022 Season Opener

With Three Titles, Rafael Nadal Storms to Dream Season Start in 2022

Sustainability Office Continues WesPass Program for Spring Semester

Formula One Returns in 2022 with Pre-Season Track Sessions in Barcelona

Rho Epsilon Pi Disaffiliates From Greek Life

“The Book of Boba Fett” Season 1 Blends “Star Wars” History and “The Mandalorian”

City of Middletown Hosts Second Return to the Riverbend Community Workshop

Letter from the Editors: Jem Shin ’23 and Oliver Cope ’23

Rafael Nadal Takes Record 21st Grand Slam at 2022 Australian Open

In Season 3, “Succession” Continues to Stun, Shock, and Stress Out Viewers

F1 2021 Season Review and Championship Predictions Ahead of Title-Deciding Season Finale

Saudi Arabian GP Review: Hamilton Wins Contentious First Race in Jeddah to Level Championship Battle Ahead of Final Race

Three Sophomores Selected to Join International Student Advisory Board

Qatar GP Review: Hamilton Takes Second Consecutive Win Amid Tire Drama in the Desert

University Requires COVID-19 Vaccine Booster Shot for Spring Semester

University ITS to Retire Airwes Wi-Fi Network in January 2022

São Paulo GP Review: Hamilton Dominates Difficult Weekend at Interlagos to Earn 101st Win

Mexico City GP Review: Verstappen Dominates in Mexico as Pérez Brings Home Fourth Double Red Bull Podium

Cross Talk: “Eternals” Is a Fascinating Marvel Misfire

“The French Dispatch” Is Definitely a Wes Anderson Movie

Federal Jury Rules in Favor of Gilead Community Services

United States GP Review: Verstappen Takes First Win in the US and Extends Championship Lead in Austin

City of Middletown Hosts Return to the Riverbend Community Workshop

Kelly Dunn Joins University as Dean for Class of 2025

University Completes Second Phase of Steam to Hot Water Pipe Conversion Over Summer

Daniel Craig Delivers His Final Goodbye to James Bond in “No Time to Die”

Public Safety Releases Annual Campus Security and Fire Safety Report

Turkish GP Review: Bottas Earns 10th Win as Verstappen Retakes Championship Lead

WesPass Pilot Program Offers Students Free Rides on Middletown Area Transit Buses

Student Ombuds Launches Pilot Program

Russian GP Review: In the Rain, Hamilton Reigns Supreme to Take Win 100

Eight New First-Year Senators Elected to WSA for Fall Semester

Office of International Student Affairs Hires Morgan Keller As New Director

Public Affairs Center and Art Gallery Construction Project Breaks Ground

WSA Textbook Exchange Program Reopens for Fourth Year Amid Lightened COVID-19 Restrictions

Three First-Years Join International Student Advisory Board

Percent of Remote Students Sees Slight Increase From Fall Semester to 15.3%

Seven Students, Three Employees Test Positive as Students Return for Spring Semester

Three Hundred and Sixteen Students Approved to Remain on Campus Through Thanksgiving Break

University Announces Calendar for Spring 2021

International Student Advisory Board Launches Buddy Program

Cardinal Cafe in Freeman Athletic Center to Open on Oct. 12

Fifteen Percent of Enrolled Undergraduate Students Studying Remotely for Fall Semester

Three Students and Two Employees Test Positive for COVID-19 As Campus Reopens

President Roth Discusses International Student Concerns via Zoom Forum

Statewide Hospitalizations Continue Decreasing as Lamont Reveals Plan for Colleges and Universities to Open

International Students Reflect on University Closure

320 Confirmed COVID-19 Cases in Middletown as Lamont Begins to Consider Reopening State

255 COVID-19 Cases in Middletown as State Begins to See Decrease in Hospitalizations

Middletown COVID-19 Related Fatalities Spike as Cases Across the City, County, and State Continue to Rise

Florsheim Announces 3 Middletown COVID-19 Related Fatalities as Confirmed CT Cases Rise

Officials Brace for Statewide COVID-19 Peak, with 56 Confirmed Cases in Middletown as State Total Surpasses 7,000

Daily Tracking as COVID-19 Spreads in Connecticut

Middletown COVID-19 Cases Rise to 29 as Connecticut Nears 4,000

18 Confirmed COVID-19 Cases in Middletown as Connecticut Total Passes 2,500

First Middletown Resident Tests Positive for COVID-19

First COVID-19 Cases in Middlesex County Confirmed as Virus Continues to Spread in Connecticut

Connecticut and City of Middletown Prepare for Spread of COVID-19

University Announces Switch to Remote Learning, Able Students Expected to Move Out by March 23

University Advises Against International Travel as COVID-19 Continues to Spread

City of Middletown and Middletown Public Schools Hold Forum on Budget Priorities

Dean of Equity and Inclusion Teshia Levy-Grant ’00 to Leave University

CT Dept. of Transportation to Begin Construction on Arrigoni Bridge and St. John’s Square

University Changes Dining & Meal Plans for Next Semester

Summerfields to Remain Open Over Spring Break

Memorial Service Commemorates Lives Lost in Kleen Energy Plant Explosion

Bachelor of Liberal Studies Degree to Graduate First Student in May

North End Action Team Holds Planning and Zoning Community Meeting

15 New Student Forums Approved for Spring Semester

New Courses in Civic Engagement Offered Under E2020 Initiative

Board of Trustees Votes on the Future of the Green Fund

Third Annual International Education Week Focuses on Reassessing Internationalism

Ed Ungvarsky ’90 Talks Law Career and Private Practice

East Asian Outreach Program Begins First Student-Led Year

Resource Center Debuts Self Sessions Series

Public Safety Debuts Bike Rental Program

International Student Advisory Board Aims to Improve the Experiences of International Students

Author Sarah Townsend ’90 Returns to Discuss Memoir

New Student Forums Approved for Fall Semester

Project No Red Zone Begins Fourth Year

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