Glyptodons and Taxidermic Birds: Relics from Old Science Museum Rediscovered
The Glyptodon standing in the corner adjacent to the Exley Science Center’s library is impossible to miss. It is, for ...
Features
International Students Face Indeterminate Futures Post-Trump
“Trump being president is a negation of everything I am,” Claudia Kahindi ’18 said. “Anybody who voted for this person ...
WesCeleb: Kamla Kumar ’18
If you don’t know Kamla Kumar ’18, we’re really sorry, because you’re definitely missing out. As the senior class president, ...
Saucing with Spencer: Homemade Toffee for a Late-Night Fix
There’s something special about college—a certain feeling, one that you get again and again throughout your life but never as ...
Wes Docs Part 4: Where the ’90 Firebombing Leaves Us
Through deeper investigation into the firebombing of the President’s office by Nick Haddad ’92 on April 6, 1990, it becomes ...
The Argus Abroad: Searching for American Brunch in Spain
My host family uses their oven to store coffee mugs. This is perhaps the only thing you need to know ...
WesSustainability: Going Zero Waste on Campus
Wesleyan is often depicted as an environmentally conscious school, a place where students spearhead on-campus green initiatives and are always ...
Cottrell Scholar Meredith Hughes Shoots for the Stars
In January 2018, Assistant Professor of Astronomy and Integrative Sciences Meredith Hughes was named a Cottrell Scholar by the Research ...
WesCeleb: Gabby Resnick ’18
Want to know more about Gabby Resnick ’18? Travel back in time and go to the Gabby Resnick Pregame from ...
Professor’s Bookshelf: Amy Bloom ’75
Shapiro-Silverberg Professor of Creative Writing Amy Bloom, who is a New York Times best-selling author and National Book Award nominee, ...