Hope Cognata
Hope is a History, German Studies, and College of Letters major dedicated to unraveling Middletown's local lore and expressing the immediacy of the lessons to be gleaned from the city's past. They take pride in overseeing The Argus' archival materials and find the opportunity to guide others' historical research invaluable. Hope plays their great-grandfather's tenor banjo, the mandolin, and paints outdoors often, with a particular affinity for the majestic mountain landscapes found throughout their home state, Arizona.
From the Argives: When the Computer Came to Campus
Features • September 22 • Hope Cognata
Students Map Housing Accessibility Barriers in First Formal Residential Tour
Features • May 5 • Hope Cognata
Roth in The Argives: Michael Roth ’78 Prior to Presidency
Editor's Picks • May 1 • Hope Cognata
Former Custodial Employee & Union Steward Victor Rosario Alleges Unjust Firing
Features • April 21 • Hope Cognata, Kealsy Rincón
From the Argives: The Argus’ First Letter to the Editor Argues Ponies, Plagiarism, and Plato
Features • April 17 • Hope Cognata
From the Argives: This Has All Happened Before. Tracking the University’s Discourse on Free Speech
Features • April 3 • Hope Cognata
Middletown’s Mardi Gras Parade Takes the King Cake on Main Street
Features • February 20 • Hope Cognata, Claire Farina
From The Argives: Cute, Concerning, and Creepy Student Love Poems From the 1800s
Editor's Picks • February 13 • Hope Cognata
Snow-conut Macaroons: Recipe by Hope Cognata ’28
Features • January 29 • Hope Cognata
