“The Girls” Stands at the Intersection of Nostalgia and Cult Culture
Emma Cline’s debut novel, “The Girls,” bobs between the present and 1969, and spotlights the way in which Evie Boyd’s ...
Month: <span>January 2017</span>
After Grueling Season, Swim and Dive Preps for NESCAC Championships
The women’s swimming and diving team’s season is coming to a climax Feb. 10-12 at Bowdoin, while the men’s season ...
Jody Avirgan ’02 Talks Data Journalism and the Role of the Press in the Age of Trump
In our last issue, The Argus profiled FiveThirtyEight Politics Podcast host and University alumnus Jody Avirgan ’02. In addition to ...
Wes Startup Personalizes Party Playlists
It’s Friday night, and you’re at a party with your friends, music blasting out the speakers. Everyone has different tastes, ...
New APRN Hired After Months-Long Vacancy
The new semester has brought a few new faces to the University’s staff, including two new additions to the health ...
Jess Best ’14 Honors Claire Randall ’12 at Russell House
Jess Best's most recent EP, Kid Again, opens with three ethereal voices singing, “What if you / had twenty minutes ...
Women’s Hockey Bolsters Strong Defense
While the majority of Wesleyan students spent winter break napping and Netflix watching, the women’s ice hockey team continued to ...
Starbucks to Open in Middletown
History is occurring this February, as the first ever Starbucks graces the streets of Middletown, according to an article in ...
Trump’s Nuclear America
Now that Barack Obama has officially passed the torch to Donald Trump as Commander in Chief, many are terrified that ...
Women’s Track and Field Tops Williams and Conn College at Smith Invite
The Cardinals recorded numerous competitive finishes at the Tufts Stampede on Saturday, January 28. Both the men and the women ...