Arts Roundup Part 1: CFA, Spike Tape, and SHADES to Present Budding Theater Productions for Spring ’26
Though the campus is now covered with fresh, white snow, before long the snow will melt and give way to ...
Editor’s Picks
A Middletown City Block at the Bottom of America’s Safety Net
On the horizon of Middletown, Conn.’s notoriously wide Main Street, the peeling Colonial Revival edifice of the Arriwani Hotel rises ...
Prediction Market Mania: Kalshi, CNN, and the Blinking Red Light
Do you want to bet on the Celtics winning this Thursday against the Bucks? How about who will be the ...
Environmental Advocacy Coalition Hosts Workshop on Gas Pipeline Opposition
Dozens of student activists attended a workshop in Exley Science Center on Saturday, Dec. 6, focused on methods to fight ...
Letter From the Editors: At 45 Broad Street, Someone Like You Cares a Whole Awful Lot
Dear Reader, A friend, a fellow at NPR, recently recounted a morning when six journalists had to look over a ...
College Football Has Sold Out and Forgotten How To Be Itself
The NFL is designed to crown a champion. It has equal schedules, capped salaries, fair drafts, and structured parity. It’s ...
Introducing SafeWords, Wesleyan’s Sex Column: Going Down, Getting It Up, and Covering the Bases
Dear Argus Readers, We are pleased to announce the inauguration of a brand new sex column in The Argus, SafeWords. ...
Inside Wesleyan’s Rare Book Collection, From 17th Century Shakespeare to Feminist Artist Books
Tucked in a corner on the first floor of Olin Library lives the rare book collection, an ever-growing collection of ...
“Walk Like an Egyptian,” and Talk Like a Hall of Famer: Why The Bangles Deserve National Rock & Roll Award
When I was in fifth grade, I got my music teacher fired. Don’t feel bad for her. She deserved it. ...
Movie Review: “Wicked: For Good” Offers a Powerful Yet Disquieting Conclusion to Chu’s Musical Parable
“Wicked: For Good” is set in an Oz inundated by propaganda and inequity—the mien of wickedness, as it is glaringly ...