Letters to the Editor

Letters to the Editor November 3, 2026

The Voice That Calls Tiredness Laziness

Lily Ahluwalia’s Oct. 16 essay, “My Experience with Idiopathic Hypersomnia,” holds a sentence I wish every student at Wesleyan would read twice: “In a society that values productivity above all ...

Letters on Pragmatic Hope: Pandora and the Birth of Hope

The people who brought you Greek tragedy had a story about hope, possibly one of the oldest in the world: the tale of Pandora’s box. Even people who don’t know ...

President Roth, Rape is Rape. It is Not “Having Sex.”

Dear President Roth, I write regarding your recent guest essay in the New York Times titled “The Obvious Step That Could Mean Fewer Fraternity Sexual Assaults.” In this essay you ...

Letters to the Editor October 16, 2026

Women’s Rugby Wins All Home Matches

The Wesleyan Women’s Rugby Club won all three home matches on Saturday to remain undefeated, beating the University of New Haven 33–5, Williams College 15–0, and Westfield State University 45–0. ...

Letter from the Editor: Institutional Failures Extend Beyond Cornell

Dear Readers, On Friday, Oct. 2, New York Magazine published a piece titled “The Post-Me Too Generation Gets Its Me Too Moment,” referencing the recent lawsuit made by plaintiff Jane ...

Letters to the Editor October 6, 2026

Recent News From Wesleyan Women’s Rugby

The Wesleyan Women’s Rugby Sevens Club began its fall season with two wins this past Saturday in Massachusetts, topping Springfield College 31-5 and Williams College 15-5.Wesleyan arrived at Springfield’s jamboree ...

Letters on Pragmatic Hope: Keep Hoping, and Vote!

This piece is part of Letters on Pragmatic Hope, an essay series in which Wesleyan professors and administrators reflect on a daunting question: How can students act with purpose and efficacy ...

Decorum, Dean Butler! How the Academic Integrity and Use of AI Session at ISO Othered International Students

“What I lack in decorum, I make up for with an absence of tact.” Although former CT Senator Donald E. Williams Jr. meant the aforementioned as a joke, it appears ...

Letters to the Editor September 15, 2026

Do the Classics Have a Liberal Bias?

President Roth, on the Bill Maher show suggested that studying the classics tends to produce liberal teaching. I think he is right, but perhaps not for the reason he intended. ...

Letter From the Editors: There’s Nothing Artificial About The Argus

Dear Readers, If you’ll believe it, nothing else but “The Matrix” was on our mind during The Argus’ pre-semester training, as the franchise recently returned to cultural consciousness due to ...

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