Interfaith Council Hosts Multi-Faith Open Mic
On May 2, students gathered in the Office of Religious and Spiritual Life (ORSL) lounge to share their experiences and ...
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SBC Updates Bylaws to Add Slate Budgets, Increase Food Funding
A resolution to update the Wesleyan Student Assembly (WSA) Student Budget Committee (SBC) bylaws passed unanimously on Sunday, May 5. ...
Interrogating the Wes to NYC Pipeline: Panel Focuses on NYC Gentrification
On Thursday, May 2, students and faculty gathered to listen to a panel entitled “Interrogating the Wes to NYC Pipeline: ...
Bennet ’87 and Hickenlooper ’74 Announce 2020 Presidential Bids
On Friday, May 2, Colorado Senator Michael Bennet ’87 announced his candidacy for president. Now, two Wesleyan alumni—Bennet and former Governor of Colorado ...
Climate Justice Panel Unites WesDivest and Climate Action Group
The movement to divest from fossil fuels has been sweeping the country, with many universities and colleges—including the NESCAC’s own, ...
Aly Tatchol Camara: Dancing from Guinea to Wesleyan
West African Dance Professor Aly Tatchol Camara’s path to Wesleyan has been different than that of most professors. Guinea, Tatchol’s ...
“Ethnography Girl”: Rachael Barlow Discusses Student-Facing Approach to Institutional Research
Rachael Barlow’s office is a bit different than what you might expect to see in North College. She has eight ...
Freeman Scholars Reflect on Multiplicity of Experience, Varied Contributions to Community
Each year, 11 students from different Asian countries and regions are awarded the Freeman Asian Scholarship. Established by Mansfield Freeman ...
Hollywood’s Bleak Future, Over-Reliant on the Superhero
A few years ago, it seemed pretty clear to me that the superhero movie bubble would burst. While superhero movies ...
How ”John Wick” Introduced the World to John Wick
In honor of “John Wick: Chapter 3–Parabellum” opening in theaters on May 17, The Argus has decided to reflect on the ...