In Grief and Nostalgia, “WandaVision” Seeks a New Reality
I can still remember the taste of a sizzling corner slice of Sicilian pizza as my little brother and I ...
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Connecticut Supreme Court Reverses Prior Decision on DKE House Lawsuit
The Connecticut Supreme Court released a decision for the Kent Literary Club et al. v. Wesleyan University et al. court ...
In Nonfiction Speaker Series, Journalist William Finnegan Talks the Surprises of Reporting
Students and faculty gathered in the Zoom-scape on Thursday, March 4 to hear a talk from journalist and memoirist William ...
Writers Reflect: Argus Sports Staff Remembers Favorite Live Games
It’s been almost a year since the now infamous Rudy Gobert interview, and the world has yet to return to ...
WSA CommUNITY Act Intends to Reconcile Athletes and Non-Athletes
The Wesleyan Student Assembly (WSA) unanimously passed an amendment titled “The Wesleyan CommUNITY Act” on Sunday Mar. 7. The amendment ...
“Flames of My Homeland” at Zilkha Gallery Ignites Meditations On the Ashes of the Past
Currently on display at the Ezra and Cecile Zilkha Gallery, “Flames of My Homeland: The Cultural Revolution and Modern Tibet” ...
Wesleyan and NESCAC Presidents Decide to Allow Spring Sports Competition
The presidents of the New England Small College Athletic Conference (NESCAC) released a statement on March 9 announcing that they ...
Pfizer Medical Lead Peter Park ’93 Discusses COVID-19, Chemistry, and Critical Thinking
The pandemic has entirely changed the way people live their lives. It’s something that everyone has been forced to come ...
Interview Program WesChats Connects Prospective and Current Students
Since the onset of COVID-19, many colleges and universities have closed their doors to visitors. Current high school students have ...
Brooklyn Nets, Assemble: Why the Superteam Has Become the Newest NBA Monstrosity
I remember when I heard that Kyrie Irving and Kevin Durant were teaming up and coming to the Brooklyn Nets. ...