Arts Roundup 3: A Preview of the Post–Fall Break Music Scene on Campus
The first half of the semester was jam-packed with musical events filling the Center of the Arts (CFA) halls with ...
Media
“The Fall of the House of Usher” Hits Hard in Mike Flanagan’s Latest Adaptation
What would you do if one by one, all of your children began dying in horrific and grotesque ways? Such ...
Move Aside Matty Healy, Sam Cieri & Nicotine Dolls Are Here To Take Your Crown
We as a society have finally—FINALLY!—moved past the need for Matty Healy. Sam Cieri and his alternative indie rock band, ...
Students for Justice in Palestine Lead Demonstration at University’s North College
Dozens of University students and community members gathered outside of North College in a planned demonstration to support Gazans currently ...
Simone Biles and Fred Richard Win at the World Championships: What This Means for People of Color
On Oct. 8, 2023, Simone Biles won her fourth gold medal of the Artistic Gymnastics World Championships, making this her ...
Play(er) of the Week: Jake Edwards ’24 Talks Winning NESCAC Defensive Player of the Week, Being a Two-Sport Athlete, and His Pregame Meal
In Play(er) of the Week, we seek to highlight Wesleyan athletes or parts of games that deserve extra attention. Jake ...
Wesleyan Harm Reduction Initiative Rolls Out Narcan Delivery Program
The Wesleyan Harm Reduction Initiative (WesHRI) began distributing Narcan—a potentially life-saving medication that can reverse the effects of an opioid ...
Argus Apps: Little Pink Golf Ball
The Opinion section created the column “Argus Apps” to humanize the college process. Often, we forget that there are people ...
Pillow Talk: Always Judge a Book by Its Cover
Today, I’ve got a bit of unconventional dating advice for you all. I was listening to a podcast the other ...
A Look at U.S. Military Service at the University, Past and Present: Student Perspectives on Training Programs
Air Force Reserve Officer Training Corps Program (AFROTC) at the University Today On Tuesday and Thursday mornings, Nate Zola ’25 ...