Intercut Relaunches After Halted Publication
When Eden Blakemore ’27 rejoined Intercut Magazine as its brand-new editor-in-chief, known for its brightly colored, neo-retro Instagram and its ...
Features
Digital Design Commons Productions Cultivates Student Creativity
At the edge of campus’s concrete jungle, better known as the Center for the Arts (CFA), stands 301 High Street, ...
From the Argives: When the Computer Came to Campus
Wesleyan’s computer science department, with over 40 years to its name, can trace its wide-reaching roots back to a single ...
Meet Rabbi Levi Schectman: The Man Who Opens His Door to All, at Chabad Wesleyan
Though Rabbi Levi Schectman only has four children of his own, he often adopts anywhere from 15 to 175 into ...
“The Gap Publication”: University’s First Academic Student Magazine Focused on Feminist Scholarship
According to The Princeton Review’s 2026 ranking, Wesleyan University houses the 14th most politically liberal student body in the nation. ...
Andrea Herrera ’27 on WSA Initiatives, Presidential Duties, and the Importance of an Up-to-Date Google Calendar
Andrea Herrera ’27, newly elected president of the Wesleyan Student Assembly (WSA), is no stranger to leadership. Through her work ...
Office Hours: Professor Ljudmila Bilkić on Learning a Language, Migrant Cinema, and “Sexy” Learning
Welcome back to Office Hours, a series brought to you by the Features section! In these articles, Argus writers speak ...
Students Map Housing Accessibility Barriers in First Formal Residential Tour
Roughly two dozen students fanned out across campus with clipboards, rulers, and levels to document every broken push button, missing ...
WesCelebs: Meet the Seniors on The Argus’ Masthead
The Argus’ WesCeleb column highlights the achievements of the University’s notable seniors and their contributions to our campus community. For ...
Rho Epsilon Pi Re-affiliates With Greek Life as Wesleyan’s Only Sorority
Every two weeks, over a dozen female-identifying students gather on campus to update each other on their daily lives, celebrate ...