Lorde Controls Her Own Narrative on “Solar Power”
It’s safe to say that Lorde’s first two albums are iconic. Both 2013’s Pure Heroine and 2017’s Melodrama are beloved, groundbreaking, and ...
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University Welcomes Michael Guerrero As New Dean for Class of 2022
Michael Guerrero started as Dean for the Class of 2022 on July 26, replacing Dean Renee Johnson-Thornton after her recent departure. Prior to ...
What’s #trending: Ins and Outs for the Fall Semester
With campus seeming and feeling like the most normal it has been in months, being up to date on the ...
Circuit Breaker: College Burnout, a Four Mile Run, and the Importance of Giving Up
The college burnout: what a tired old trope that is. An excuse for slackers who want to feel as if ...
Women’s Tennis Starts Fall Season Strong After Spring NESCAC Championship
The women’s tennis team is surging into the 2021-22 season fresh off their second consecutive NESCAC championship and another deep ...
Navigating Drop/Add in the Age of COVID-19
Coming to Wesleyan as a first-year was enough of a challenge in and of itself. But having to do it in the ...
The New New Normal: Welcome to Wesleyan, Again
Sitting on the steps in the shade of North College waiting for my tour guide’s arrival, I can’t help but ...
Ask The Argus: Making Friends and Social Anxiety
Welcome to Ask The Argus: a new column in the Features section! Each week, we bring you the hottest advice from ...
WesCeleb: Esmé Ng ’22 on the Intersection of Activist Theater and American Studies
Despite expressing personal doubts about their legacy here on campus, Esmé Ng ’22 has surely left a lasting mark on ...
The Olympic Torch Burns For Only a Few: How the Olympics Failed Black Women in Track and Field
The Olympics first opened its doors to women in 1900 and, for the most part, things have been slowly but ...