Yes, I Can Drive: Answers to Common Questions about Being Red-Green Colorblind
I think that quite possibly the most fun thing about me is my red-green colorblindness (specifically, a disorder called deuteranomaly). ...
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From an Outgoing Editor-in-Chief: On the Reputation of The Argus and the Future of Student Journalism at Wesleyan
As a first-year, one of the first things I did was sign up to write for The Argus. My high ...
WesCeleb: Itzel Valdez ’23 Talks Running, Sledding Down Foss, and Staying Positive
Over the last four years, Itzel Valdez ’23 has learned to find beauty in learning about the unfamiliar. Whether she’s studying ...
Ask The Argus: Meals Versus Points…What Counts Where?
Welcome to Ask The Argus, a semi-regular advice column brought to you by the Features section! To submit a question ...
The Necessity of Inconvenient Truths: Disorientation Returns After Five-Year Hiatus
Disorientation, a student-run zine that aims to supplement first-year orientation with candid takes on life at the University, has returned ...
As Weshop Prices Climb, University Weighs Options
In recent months, national rates of inflation have soared, meaning that many everyday products now cost more than ever. At ...
WesUSE Holds Rally Demanding Fair Compensation for Student Workers
The Wesleyan Union of Student Employees (WesUSE) held a rally on the steps of North College at 1 p.m. on ...
New Zilkha Exhibition “fron/terra cognita + Hostile Terrain (HT94)” Gives an Opportunity for Reflection on the Harsh Realities of Crossing the Border
A new exhibition in the Ezra and Cecile Main Gallery, “fron/terra cognita + Hostile Terrain (HT94),” opened on Nov. 1, with ...
Play(er) of the Week: Owen Sweet ’25 with a Game-Winning Goal Against Tufts Secures Season Opening Double Header Victory
In Play(er) of the Week, we highlight Wesleyan athletes or parts of games that deserve extra attention. This week, we ...
Poems of Our Climate: Tony
About the Column: Poems of Our Climate is a weekly poetry column run by Sofia Baluyut ’23. The column was ...