Letters to the Editor

Full disclosure: I was the Chair of the Student Budget Committee last semester during the media firestorm over The Argus’ funding. I, like many students at Wesleyan, strongly disagreed with ...

For both a summary of the following arguments and to express support for more transparent financial policies and the protection of publication finances from WSA politics, we invite you to view ...

I first fell for Leonardo DiCaprio my freshman year of high school. In my English class, we read Romeo and Juliet and watched both the Franco Zeffirelli and Baz Luhrmann ...

A recent ranking of the top 25 US small colleges appeared in the Houston Chronicle. Here's the link: http://www.chron.com/news/education/article/These-are-the-best-small-colleges-in-America-6853745.php#photo-8789938 Although Amherst and Williams made it, Wesleyan University is not listed and as ...

On Saturday, February 27 from 1-2:30PM in the Memorial Chapel, there will be an Open Student Forum with members of the Board of Trustees. In an effort to bridge the ...

Dear Michael, It’s being bruited about the Street that, in the Great Game of Liberal Education (a bruising, no-holds-barred affair), you have to be and are the go-to guy – ...

Wesleyan is an extremely active campus committed to social justice and change. However, all too often the issue of disability rights is overlooked and forgotten despite 12 percent of the ...

In 2007, Matt Ball, WSA President at the time, proposed an innovative idea for the first ever endowment run by a university student government. He suggested that instead of rolling ...

Cultural suffocation is a slow and painful process, this I know. It is unlike the claustrophobia of the caterpillar who, in a cosmic slumber, meets its own death. It is ...

An illustrious member of the Wes community has gone to spirit at 65. His time on campus was over four decades past. Understandable the current and past student bodies might ...