Professor’s Bookshelf: Justine Quijada
This semester, Assistant Professor of Religion and Assistant Professor of Russian, East European, and Eurasian Studies Justine Buck Quijada is ...
Features
W’Escrime Lunges Into Prominence
When Sarah Lerman-Sinkoff ’14 was accepted to Wesleyan, she hoped to join W’Escrime, the fencing club, right away. She contacted ...
Reporter Shadows Custodial Shift, Elucidates Responsibilities
Through WOWSA (Week of Worker Solidarity Action), a program organized by the United Student Labor Action Coalition (USLAC) to put ...
Ask Annie and Nick
Do you have social life concerns? Worries about classes? Existential crises you need help with? The following is the first ...
Back With A Vengeance: Art House Brings Creative Energy To Washington Street
When the Office of Residential Life (ResLife) sent a message out to students last fall encouraging them to submit proposals ...
WesCeleb: Anya Morgan
Anya Morgan ’14, in addition to being a French and English double major, is both a yogi and a zombie ...
Snacking on Seasons: Argus Staff Explores the Merits of Food Seasons
We all have one season that we look forward to the most for its gustatory experience. Summer, fall, winter, and ...
Students Navigate Internship Controversies
Last February, Marissa Schnitman ’14 assumed she was ahead of the internship game. Before jetting off to Australia for a ...
Professor’s Bookshelf: Salvatore Scibona
Salvatore Scibona is a visiting Assistant Professor in the English department and the author of the National Book Award finalist ...
¿Quieres Comer? Tortillas y Chocolate
In high school, I spent a month in northern Spain as part of a Spanish exchange program. Spaniards know how ...