WesUSE Begins Negotiations With Residential Life
The bargaining committee of the Wesleyan Union of Student Employees (WesUSE) met with members of the Residential Life management team ...
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Why You Are a Climate Nihilist: How the Fossil Fuel Industry is Getting in the Way of Climate Change Policy
Since the early 1980s, there has been a perception that investing in climate-based research is the defining factor of climate ...
Women’s Lacrosse Moves on to NESCAC Semifinals for the Second Time in History After a Late Surge Against Hamilton
In the first round of the NESCAC women’s lacrosse tournament this past Saturday, April 30, fourth seeded Wesleyan hosted the fifth seed ...
Pan-Asian Market Concludes Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month with Community-Wide Celebration
The Pan-Asian Market, held on Saturday, April 30 from 12 p.m. to 3 p.m. outside 200 Church Street, marked one ...
A History of Hot Takes: Recapping Drew Kushnir’s ’22 Hits and Misses
When I first started writing for The Argus four years ago, perhaps nothing excited me more than the opportunity to ...
WesCeleb: Anna Nguyen ’22 on Historic WSA Presidency, University Chalk Ban, and Being a “Floating Vegetable”
Saying that Anna Nguyen ’22 is tapped into campus culture is an understatement. Given that she has written her thesis ...
Marvel’s “Moon Knight” Stumbles, But Finds Its Footing in Dark, Psychological Tone
This article contains spoilers for “Moon Knight.” “Moon Knight,” the latest Marvel television series, arrived on Disney+ on Wednesday, March ...
Democracy Dies on the Waiver Wire
Sports are serious business. They’re all about legacy, identity, triumph, failure, and multi-million-dollar deals. But sports are also stupid and ...
An Ode to Writer’s Block: My First Home at Wesleyan
In less than two weeks, I will move out of the place that has been my home for the past ...
A Year of Rebuilding for Red Feather Studio
Wesleyan’s student-run recording studio, Red Feather, is making a comeback this semester. The club has managed to reinvent itself despite numerous obstacles, ...