How Co-op Changed Our Lives: Saturday French Toast at Low Rise C1
There aren’t many things that can bring true joy in this world, much less at 10 a.m. on a Saturday. ...
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Potty Training: Ranking the Shiniest and Smelliest of University Bathrooms
Over the past four years, I have spent some time thinking about the finest restrooms on campus. While few have ...
Office Hours: James Praznik on Creating with NASA and Surrealist Music Ensemble No Exit
One day, outside a door in the Center for the Arts (CFA), I heard a beautiful symphony on the grand ...
Roth in The Argives: Michael Roth ’78 Prior to Presidency
Wesleyan President Michael Roth ’78 has been named in no less than 229 editions of The Argus. Six of these ...
In Interview With Distinguished Writer in Residence Cal Flyn
Every year, world-renowned writers are hosted to mentor students on campus by the Shapiro Center for Creative Writing and Criticism. ...
How Is A.I. Used in Wesleyan’s Classrooms? A Look Into Those Navigating the Shift
Consider the range of responses that could be evoked by asking a simple question: “Do you use Chat?” The discourse ...
Archaeology Faculty Talks the Past and Future of the University’s Osteology Collection
A surprising number of students entering the Science Library in Exley probably don’t notice the remarkable collection of natural history ...
Behind the Scenes with the Wesleyan ICE Out Coalition
“No fear. No hate. No ICE in our state!” This chant most recently rang loud and clear outside of Usdan ...
WesCeleb: Iza Konings ’26 Talks Studying in Rwanda, Shakespeare, and Seeing the Sun Again
If you have stopped by any Shakespeare production at the University in the past four years, from last semester’s Pericles ...
From the Argives: Revisiting Watergate Mastermind’s Infamous Visit to the University
On Wednesday, Sep. 28, 1983, G. Gordon Liddy, a key player in the Watergate scandal of 1972, came to speak ...