The Many Possibilities of the Culminating Project of a University Major
One thing you should never ask a senior is how their thesis or capstone project is going. While they are ...
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WesCeleb: Jack Vigue ’25 on Admissions, Italian-isms, and Being Everywhere
This week, The Argus sat down with Jack Vigue ’25, an Admissions Office Senior Intern and PsiU Senior Critic. Vigue ...
Local Food Co-op Faces Mounting Challenges Amid Rising Costs and Campus Bureaucracy
The Daniel Family Commons (DFC) was buzzing with activity for the Wesleyan Local Food Cooperative’s (Co-op) semi-annual “Swipe Night” on ...
Hog Heaven: The Groundhogs at the University
Fall is officially underway on campus, and you may have noticed a few non-human activities going on under your nose. ...
WesCeleb: Avanthi Chen ’25 Talks Friendly Faces, Carried Torches, and the Power of Doing Nothing
Almost anyone on campus can tell you that Avanthi Chen ’25 is one of the friendliest people you could hope ...
The Tongues of Wesleyan: Chinese FLTA Liu Hongli on Language Learning, Exploring Education Differences, and Bridging Cultures Through Teaching and Games
The Argus sat down with Liu Hongli, the University’s Chinese Foreign Language Teaching Assistant (FLTA). Juggling her responsibilities as both ...
From the Argives: How 1990 Drove Disabled Rights at the University
The year 1990 was a landmark in disability rights history. With unprecedented force, groups published, petitioned, and protested for the recognition and protection ...
The Tongues of Wesleyan: Hindi FLTA Aditya Raj on Science Fiction, Bihar’s Culture, and Linguistic Diversity
Every year, the University admits a cohort of Foreign Language Teaching Assistants (FLTAs) from around the world to assist with ...
From the Argives: The Election of 1968, a Shockingly Familiar Race
Political engagement has always been a prevalent force at the University, and the upcoming election has made this even more ...
WesCeleb: Amari Stuppard ’25 on Science, Queer Representation, and the Freedom of Saying No
This week, The Argus sat down with Amari Stuppard ’25 from Randolph, Mass., to discuss everything from queer representation on ...