Ortiz ’18 Looks to for Wes Form Stronger Bond with Middletown
In Middletown, homelessness and hunger remain pressing issues. In Middlesex County, of which Middletown is the county seat, 470 individuals—including ...
Features
Governor John Hickenlooper Talks Wesleyan and Politics
The first time someone told the Governor of Colorado and Wesleyan alumnus John Hickenlooper ’74 that he should run for ...
From Chef to Grad Student: Merton Champagne Is Why
Merton Champagne’s versatility makes him one of the most interesting members of the Wesleyan community. Known to most students as ...
WesCeleb: Lakisha Gonsalves
When it seemed like all the senior interviewers at the Admissions Office around her had been nominated as a WesCeleb, Lakisha Gonsalves ...
No Girls Allowed: Andrus Field Historically Excludes Women
Although today the University is known more for its student’s progressive views, a more alternative social sphere that accepts New York ...
A Push to Teach Environmental Justice
On Jan. 29, students, faculty, and members of the Middletown community came together to hear “Different Shades of Green, or ...
Wes Students Lobby for Criminal Justice Reform
On Monday, March 14, a group of about 400 students, several of them from the University, met in a Washington, ...
Jenny Davis ’17 Talks Publishing Plans
Though she’s more accustomed to writing headlines than making them, The Argus’ own Jenny Davis ’17 is one step closer ...
Not Just Comical: Club Gets Serious With Design
On a Friday evening, six students sat at a roundtable, each staring at a blank piece of paper with a ...
Recipe: Chocolate Chip Sour Cream Pancakes with Caramelized Bananas
Well my friends, it’s that time. After two months on what they call “the ole grind,” we have finally found ...