Singing on Sundays: Song Circle Brings Together Students, Faculty, and the Middletown Community
A few weeks ago, while doing homework one Sunday afternoon, a friend pulled me away from my assignments to accompany ...
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WesCeleb: Kate Borows-Lai ’26 on Pumpkin Fest, Working With Preschoolers, and Finding Serotonin in the Outdoors
Kate Borows-Lai ’26 was born and raised in Manhattan, but her friendly disposition and grounded perspective would make you think ...
Cardinals Celebrate Homecoming and Family Weekend
On Friday, Oct. 24, families and alumni packed the University grounds to commemorate the start of Homecoming and Family Weekend. ...
Field Hockey Captures Historic Wins, Looks to Carry Momentum Into Postseason Run
For most of its history, Wesleyan field hockey has lived in the shadows of its NESCAC rivals. Wins over Amherst, ...
Letter From the Editors: The Argus Joins Brief in Support of Stanford Daily’s Lawsuit Against Trump Administration
Dear Reader, On Wednesday, Oct. 15, The Argus signed on to an amicus brief in support of the Stanford Daily’s ...
Will the JCCP Invest in the Right Side of History?
When I decided to apply to Wesleyan, my college counselor warned me, “I hope you don’t mind lots of shouting ...
Women’s Soccer Off to Strong Start, Highlighted by First Win Against Amherst Since 2018
There is no greater motivator than unfinished business, and heading into 2025, the Wesleyan women’s soccer team had plenty of ...
Wesleyan Democrats Canvass for Mayor Gene Nocera and Local Candidates
On Sunday, Oct. 12, the Wesleyan Democrats (WesDems) organized a canvassing event with the Middletown Democrats to canvass for Democratic ...
Pumpkin Fest: Fall Celebration Joins Middletown Vendors and Student Bands
On Saturday, Oct. 11, hundreds of University students, faculty, staff, and Middletown residents gathered to celebrate the annual Pumpkin Fest. ...
Students Go Analog: “Our Generation Has Become Too Dependent on Smartphones”
It’s difficult to walk through the Exley Science Center, the Frank Center for Public Affairs, or even a social space ...