As Actors Allege Workplace Abuse, Joss Whedon’s ’87 Feminist Image Crumbles
Content Warning: This article contains references to abuse. When director Joss Whedon ’87, known for film and television projects like ...
Media
“Engaged Projects” Course Provides a Space for Students to Pursue Independent Research
In Fall 2020, the Patricelli Center for Social Entrepreneurship, the Allbritton Center for the Study of Public Life, and the ...
Organizer Rhiana Gunn-Wright Talks Collectivist Power, Climate Change Policy, and the Green New Deal
Co-architect of the Green New Deal Rhiana Gunn-Wright led a virtual interactive discussion about political organizing and the formation of ...
Wesleyan Winter Wonderland: A Photo Series
her c/o Avi Friederich, Staff Photographer c/o Tanvi Punja, Photo Editor c/o Sydney Kim, ...
Office for Equity and Inclusion Hosts First Annual Diversity Summit
The First Annual Diversity Summit took place from Thursday, Feb. 4 to Monday, Feb. 8. Sponsored by the Office of ...
Faculty Approves Syllabus Requirement for University Classes
The faculty voted on Dec. 7 to approve a syllabus requirement and guidance, which passed with nearly 90% approval and went ...
“Money Mindset”: Resource Center Launches Financial Literacy Program
The Resource Center, in collaboration with Alpha Delta Phi’s Adelphic Educational Fund, the FGLI Advisory Board, and the Office for ...
When Datamatch Met the Marriage Pact: A Tale of Two Dating Algorithms
If you were on campus this semester, you spent your Valentine’s Day quarantined in your room. There were no parties, ...
Following Low COVID-19 Numbers, University Eases Restrictions for Second Week of Quarantine
The University announced a revised set of guidelines for the second week of campus-wide quarantine in an all-campus email sent ...
NBA Early Season Predictions: Are the Teams Frauds or Legit?
With the NBA season now a quarter complete, it is time for The Argus’ official, way-too-early team rankings! From our ...