The Mystery of the 1970 Fire Bombings
The year 1970 was a tumultuous one for the University, and the morning of April 30 was no different. Shortly before ...
Features
Dawson ’14 Commended for Activism by Hillary Clinton
Ella Dawson ’14 is a social media wizard for TED by day and a sex writer by night. A few ...
Wesleyan’s First Women
As many students have heard, Wesleyan was one of the first in the nation to admit women, only to end coeducation ...
WesCeleb: Evelysse Vargas ’17
The first time I met Evelysse Vargas ’17, she was a sixth-grader on ice skates. Now, ten years later, she’s ...
Capital Projects Revitalize Campus
The University has been at work on a number of projects that are beginning to catch students’ eyes as they ...
9 Things I Wish I’d Known Freshman Year
Greetings from your local senior! As part of the class of 2017, it’s my distinct privilege to look at all ...
Food For Thought: Tushar Irani
In this bi-weekly column, The Argus sits down with faculty and staff members to discuss their culinary background and preferences. The ...
President Roth Responds to UChicago Dean’s Letter
Amid increasing tensions surrounding free speech and inclusivity on college campuses, University President Michael Roth responded to University of Chicago ...
The Class of 2020: By the Numbers and More
The class of 2020 is impressive on paper. In fact, this cohort is perhaps the most impressive in the history ...
University Researchers Experiment with “Experiment”
Applying for scientific research funding typically starts with a grant proposal assuring the federal government or a scientific foundation that ...