Letters to the Editor

Dear Argus readers, We can’t believe how quickly this semester has flown by! It feels like just yesterday we were bundled up in the cold, and now we’re sitting on ...

Wesleyan University. Diverse institution. Idyllic, open campus. Intellectual, open-minded, compassionate students. Authentic activism.  Wesleyan University. Pretentious institution. Impenetrable bubble. Elitist, wealthy, ultra-liberal students. Performative activism.  What comes to mind when ...

I joined The Argus via zoom at the height of the COVID-19 pandemic before my first year even started. I remember feeling so intimidated by how intelligent and funny everyone on ...

Dear Wesleyan community, As part of an intercultural exchange and teaching-learning program, Wesleyan receives a group of Foreign Language Teaching Assistants (FLTAs) from different countries around the world each year. ...

Today, student workers employed by Bon Appétit at Wesleyan’s dining facilities publicly launched our union drive, rallying outside Usdan alongside supporters and the already unionized food service workers. We are ...

On Friday, February 3rd, Monday, February 6th, and Thursday, February 9th, students across the world protested the ongoing human rights violations committed by Azerbaijan towards ethnic Armenians in Nagorno Karabakh. ...

Ella Carr was born in Truckee, California, on May 25th, 2001. On March 5th, 2022 she passed away in Union County, Oregon, in an accident while backcountry skiing. Ella was ...

Last May, following the leak of the draft of the Supreme Court opinion that would soon overturn Roe v. Wade, hundreds of students gathered in front of Usdan to protest ...

At the end of 2022, Israel swore in an administration which The New York Times and The Economist describe as the country’s most right-wing government ever. While Amnesty International and Human ...

Dear Readers, Welcome back to The Wesleyan Argus Podcast! I am so excited to be the Podcast Manager this semester. My co-host, Executive Editor Oscar Kim Bauman ’23, and I ...