The University and the Civil War: Grappling With Race at 19th Century Wesleyan
In recent years, higher education has been forced to reckon with a history of systemic racism that has plagued many of ...
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Advice from the Copy Desk: Fall Fun & Robots
From: Nuts and Bailouts ’18 Should we tax robots? Opinion one: Only the sex robots. Other robots are essential job ...
It’s As Easy As 1, 2, 3, (4): Cake!
Here’s the thing about me: I am an abysmal baker. I burn cookies, I accidentally substitute salt for sugar, and ...
Fileting with Fleming: Shrimp is a Fall Dish, Dummy
Why don’t they like my shrimp? I spent hours contemplating that question this past summer working as a chilled seafood ...
Written in the Stars: Oct. 17
Hey Argus Readers! It’s Brighten and Jessica, your Horoscope Hotties, back for another edition of Written in the Stars. As Halloween ...
We Bake, We Jam: Jeffrey Hill is Wesleyan’s Jelly Man
When you spread some jelly on your peanut butter sandwich in Usdan, do you ever wonder about where that sweet stuff ...
Paint the Town Red: A History of Wesleyan’s School Colors
Long before the Cardinal became the official mascot, Wesleyan went by the Methodists. Many valid reasons existed to change the ...
Professor Tyshawn Sorey M.A. ’11 Wins MacArthur Genius Grant
The yearly list of MacArthur Genius fellows was released this past week, and one of the University’s own, Assistant Music ...
Layli Long Soldier Reads from “Whereas”
This past Wednesday, students filed into Russell House to hear Lakota poet Layli Long Soldier read from and discuss her ...
Wes Football Tops Bates With Little Three Face-Off Against Amherst on Deck
This week’s victory over Bates improved the Cards' football record to 4-1 and extended their winning streak to four straight ...