Ayden Crispe ’26: Full Time Firefighter, Full Time Student
On Sunday, Sept. 29, Ayden Crispe ’26 woke up at 4 a.m., lifted weights, showered, waved goodnight to the returning ...
Features
The Secret Life of (Wes) Pets
For most, bringing pets into student housing earns a $300 fine and a referral to the Community Standards Board. ...
Over-Enrollment and Its Effects, a Repeating History
The Fall 2024 semester has commenced with another over-enrolled first-year class. This year, the University welcomed 872 new students in ...
The Wesleyan Outing Club Celebrates Continuity and Connection on Annual Orientation Trip
At 5, 249 feet, the view from Mount Lafayette is undeniably spectacular. The highest point of the Franconia Range in ...
WesCeleb: Noah King ’25 on Music, Artistic Growth, and Making It Happen
This week The Argus sat down with Noah King ’25, a familiar face in the music scene on campus. King told ...
Two Suitcases, Packed with Science and Dreams: Oana Chèvre’s ’26 Summer Adventure with Children in Madagascar
For Oana Chèvre ’26, this past summer was like no other. With the support of the Bailey College of Environment ...
Office Hours with Professor Frederick Cohan: Death Valley, Stamp Collection, and the Interdisciplinary Sciences
In his 40 years at the University, Professor of Biology Frederick Cohan has contributed to an august history of natural ...
My Summer Obsession: Ella’s Cafe’s Olives & Brie
As a self-proclaimed New York City food connoisseur, I have to admit that what gets me to eat out isn’t ...
“A Coalition of People”: Wesleyan for Harris Rallies Energy on Campus Ahead of 2024 Election
With the 2024 United States elections less than two months away, four students launched Wesleyan for Harris, a new coalition ...
Stashing Many Hats: Matt Combe Talks Weshop, Union Labor, and the Joy of Personal Connections in Business and Life
Two men started their careers at the University in 2007, and campus life has never been the same. One of ...