Grill Night at Community Engagement House with Blake Klein ’26
Last Monday, my friends and I visited a secondhand store in Middletown: the Estate Treasures and Moving Services’ “Amazing Everything ...
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WesChess: Win, Lose, or Draw?
This week, we’re changing it up a little. Instead of some incredibly specific and esoteric grandmaster game with fancy brilliancies ...
From the Argives: Espwesso, a Place For Students To Espwess Themselves Then and Now
Espwesso, a student-run café in the basement of Albritton, is a hidden gem at the University. Even though students frequently ...
NBA Roundtable Part Two: Biggest Questions for 2023–2024 Season
Everyone has strong opinions on the upcoming NBA season, and we are no different here at The Argus. Here are ...
Grading “The Student,” the Latest Book from President Michael Roth ’78
In his “Meditations,” Emperor Marcus Aurelius thanks his grandfather for keeping him out of school, describing it as one of ...
University Hosts Fall Keck Northeast Astronomy Consortium Symposium
The University hosted this year’s Keck Northeast Astronomy Consortium (KNAC) Fall Symposium, which brings together faculty and students from eight ...
Wesleyan Volleyball Secures Little Three Championship
With back-to-back wins over Williams on Friday, Oct. 6, and Amherst on Saturday Oct. 7, Wesleyan volleyball officially secured the ...
Pillow Talk: Dating Yourself Is an Exercise
If you’re anything like Dill and Doe, you have probably taken a love languages quiz on the internet or maybe ...
Sophie Pinkham Talks Poetry, Traveling, and Politics in “The Critic and Her Publics” Speaker Series
Professor of the Practice in Comparative Literature at Cornell University Sophie Pinkham—a frequent contributor to The New York Review of ...
“Understanding China in the Age of Unequal Treaties” Reopens for the Fall Semester
“Understanding China in the Age of Unequal Treaties,” an exhibition curated by Sabrina Tian ’24, reopened in the College of ...