Students Celebrate Latine Affirmation Month
Every October, the University community comes together to celebrate Latine Affirmation Month (LAM) with a variety of events, performances, and initiatives. This ...
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Wesleyan Football Pulls Out 34–7 Homecoming Victory, Beating Amherst by Largest Margin in 31 Years
Following a 35–14 win over Hamilton that improved their record to 3–0, the Wesleyan football team traveled to Colby in what ...
WesCeleb: Eliot Kimball ’24 on His Side Hustles
This week The Argus sat down with Eliot Kimball ’24 to talk about his experiences in creative collaboration at the ...
1989 (Taylor’s Version) Comes Back With a Roar
My French professor won’t be very happy to know this, but my primary focus at midnight on Friday, Oct. 27, ...
LGBTQ at Wesleyan: Lincoln Turner ’25 on Theater, Music, and the Magic of Storytelling
LGBTQ at Wesleyan is a new column in The Argus that aims to highlight queer voices on campus, giving special ...
Maisie Peters’ Second Album Is as Magical as Its Title Promises
With Maisie Peters having released the deluxe version of her second studio album, The Good Witch, (2023) on Friday, Oct. ...
Alumni and Parents Reunite During Homecoming and Family Weekend
Thousands of Wesleyan University alumni and family members arrived on Wyllys Avenue on Friday, Oct. 27, picking up their tickets ...
The Portrayal of the “Destroyer of Worlds” in “Oppenheimer” Excludes the World He Destroyed
Christopher Nolan’s biopic recounting the work of J. Robert Oppenheimer, the “father of the atomic bomb,” catalogs America’s development of ...
‘Silly and Fun and Awesome’: “Almost, Maine” With Puppets Is All of Those Things and More
“Almost, Maine”—a Spike Tape production co-directed by Fana Schoen ’24 and Shane Kleber ’24—premiered in the Westco Café on Thursday, ...
Pillow Talk: Signs Someone Is Attracted to You
Right now, I am blissfully in the plausible deniability phase with someone new, where the question marks around our connection ...