WesChess: Morphy’s Puzzle
Whether you’ve seen this puzzle or not, it is always enjoyable to see an unorthodox solution to a problem. In ...
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Cutting Cake: The Life, Death, and Afterlife of a Beloved Family Dish
Cake is the classic celebration food. It’s sweet, decadent, visually appealing, and generally well-liked. It seems as if almost every ...
From the Argives: The Home Stretch of Thesis Season!
It’s that time of year again. Beleaguered seniors dot campus, hunched over a laptop, frantically editing, rewriting, citing, and trying ...
Four Better-Than-Average Places to Get a Drink in Middletown
If you’re looking for some inebriation, celebrating a 21st birthday, or just longing for a good drink, you have to ...
Alumni Spotlight: Jamee Lockard ’21 on the Growth of MICHELLE and the Wesleyan Music Scene
Waves of synthesizers and punchy hits of electric piano create a lush tapestry of sound, upon which a melange of ...
WesCeleb: Chad White ’23 Talks Stand-up Comedy, WesTwitter, and the Importance of Showing Up
As a member of comedy groups Gag Reflex and Awkward Silence, a dancer in WesBurlesque, an employee at the Star ...
An Delicious Evening With Bryant Terry: Chef, Activist, Author, Community-Builder
On Wednesday, March 29, The College of the Environment hosted “An Evening With Bryant Terry,” inviting members of the community ...
From The Argives: Spring Flings and Flops Over the Years
Hordes of students lounge on Foss Hill as the sun shines above, illuminating a picturesque campus as the harmonious melodies ...
Tuna Puttanesca: Recipe by Chef G
As my friends are well aware, the blood coursing through my veins is composed mainly of crushed San Marzanos, a ...
Ask the Argus: Back in Bloom
Welcome to Ask The Argus, a column brought to you by the magnificent Features section! Every once in a while, ...