From the Argives: The Atwater Insane Asylum Studies
At the turn of the twentieth century, a new chapter in mental healthcare emerged from the margins of nutritional science. ...
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WesCeleb: Isadora Goldman Leviton ’25 on Community, Education, and Joy
This week, The Argus sat down with ASHA-coordinator-frisbee player-singer-teacher-practitioner of joy, Isadora Goldman Leviton ’25. Soaking up the early April ...
“The Free Speech Guy”: President Michael Roth ’78 on Protest, Power, and the Fight for Academic Freedom
In middle school, President Michael Roth ’78 was obsessed with the rebellious figures of the late 1960s: Abbie Hoffman, Jerry ...
WesCeleb: Lena Weiman ’25 on Community, Disorientation, and Semi-Anthropomorphic Beings
This week, The Argus sat down with Lena Weiman ’25, an art studio and religion double major. Weiman discussed their ...
WesCeleb: Gavriela Meyers ’25 on Finding Community as Women in STEM, Bilingualism, and Sticking With Things
This week, The Argus sat down with Gavriela Meyers ’25, a member of the Wesleyan Women in Science (WesWiS) Steering ...
From the Argives: Thinking Inside the Box: The Professor Who Invented Calories in Judd Hall Basement
At the dawn of the 20th century, a new invention and its esteemed creator came to define food science in ...
Office Hours: Koeppel Fellow Andrew Leland on the Art of Journalism
Welcome to Office Hours, a series brought to you by the Features section! In these articles, Argus writers speak to ...
Ask The Argus: Spring Break
Welcome back to Ask The Argus, our semi-regular advice column brought to you by the magnificent Features section! Every once ...
From the Argives: A Call for Archival Research
Week after week, The Argus continues to publish this lovely column named “From the Argives” in the hope that readers will ...
Luc Zipkin ’26: Student by Day, Pilot by Day
For about half of every week, Luc Zipkin ’26 lives like any other student—eating at Swings, attending classes, and socializing ...