Student Bon Appétit Workers Reflect on Return to Work
As a new semester begins and COVID-19 restrictions relax, some student jobs that were absent during the 2020–2021 school year ...
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WesCeleb: Philippe Bungabong ’22 Talks Freeman Scholarship, Non-Profit Work, and American Idol
When applying to colleges, Philippe Bungabong ’22 was looking for an opportunity to further expand his intellectual horizons. Throughout his ...
First-Year International Students Reflect on Traveling During COVID-19
In the wake of COVID-19, airports around the world have undergone substantial changes to protect their travelers. For University students, this means that ...
Vegan Beef: The Great Tofu Faceoff of 2021
Hello! It’s your beloved deferred-from-Brown, Sagittarius, INFJ, Editors-in-Chief Hannah and Emma. Recently, we came to the realization that we are ...
Keeping Campus Safe? Exploring PSafe’s Role During COVID-19
As life at the University returns to some semblance of normal, students are becoming more aware of interactions with Public ...
Reacting to COVID-19: Lab Courses During the Pandemic
We all know STEM students cherish their lab courses. Labs provide a more hands-on learning experience than typical schoolwork, involving ...
Ask The Argus: What Do I Do If I Hate My Friend’s Boyfriend?
Welcome to Ask The Argus, a column brought to you by the Features section! Each week, we bring you the ...
WesCeleb: Ori Cantwell ’22 Talks Online Misinformation, Library Books, and Working in Admissions
An avid fan of the WesCeleb series, Ori Cantwell ’22 reported that he was not surprised by a single question ...
Program House Boarders Navigate Finding Community
The housing selection process is universally stressful, but students placed in program housing through random lottery face extra pressure. Typically, students apply ...
Jewish Students Respond to Overlap of Rosh Hashanah and the First Day of Classes
Given the onset of the new academic year, students are currently in the midst of settling into their classes and ...