Men’s and Women’s Squash Set for Success after Productive Offseason
Note: Annie Roach ’22 is a Staff Writer for The Argus. The women’s and men’s squash teams are coming off ...
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Healthy Planeat: A Social Venture Towards a Sustainable Future
Rosemary Ostfeld ’10 came back to campus last spring as a Visiting Assistant Professor in the College of the Environment. In ...
Professor Gilmore Receives NASA Funding for Venus Mission Study
Wesleyan Professor Martha Gilmore’s Venus Flagship Mission Study, which was proposed following the National Academy of Science’s Midterm Report, has ...
Producing “The Laramie Project”: Crew and Cast on the Theater Department’s Fall Production
Note: Nathan Pugh ’21 is an Assistant Arts & Culture Editor at The Argus. Wesleyan’s Theater Department production, “The Laramie ...
Volleyball Loses in NESCAC Semifinals, Continues Season with NCAA Bid
Despite a historic 19–3 season, volleyball has finished with mixed results in its last three matches. Coming off an 11-game ...
WesCeleb: Inayah Bashir ’20 Follows Her Passions
Inayah Bashir is a bubbly Wes senior who has made her mark at Wesleyan in film theses, Ujamaa, the College of Social Studies ...
Weekly POC Meditation Sessions Begin
A new weekly POC meditation session will begin this Sunday from 2:00 to 2:40 p.m. in the Office of Religious and Spiritual ...
Resilience, Rivalry, and Reward: An Interview with Field Hockey’s Coach Kemp
Wesleyan field hockey finished its fall season earlier this month with a loss against Conn. College, dropping them to a ...
Rachel Denber Talks Human Rights in Russia
The Human Rights Lecture Series hosted a talk on repression and human rights in Russia entitled “The State of Human ...
Wesleyan Climate Congress Discusses Group’s Role, Inter-Group Relations at First Meeting
Although the idea for an environmental justice collective has been circulating around campus for over a year, the first-ever meeting for ...