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“I’m Calling Your Father” by Leon Ristov ’21 Premieres at Sarajevo Film Festival

After the catastrophic 1963 earthquake in Skopje, Macedonia, tore buildings down to their foundations, injured and killed thousands, and decimated ...

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Faculty Votes to Extend Deadline for Selecting Course Grading Options

The University’s faculty voted to extend the deadline for students to select their grading mode for courses with a ‘Student ...

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E2020 Funds Civic Engagement During Summer, Offers New Initiatives for the Fall

16 students received grants from the University’s Engage 2020 Initiative (E2020) fund to pursue political internships or volunteer work this ...

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Three Key Takeaways from NHL’s Return to the Ice

Like every other professional sport, the NHL was forced to adapt during the COVID-19 pandemic in order to finish their ...

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In Earthling Collective’s Production of “Symp,” Gaslit Nights Fuel Tragicomic Love

The first time I realized I had a crush was in a theater. It was my freshman year of high ...

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WesCeleb Bryan Chong ’21 on Organizing, Mutual Aid, and More

Spending his time organizing for Middletown Mutual Aid, Our Revolution, and WesDems, this varsity athlete strives to put the fair ...

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Eiko Otake’s Virtual Residency Brings Re-Visitation and Collaboration

On March 17, Wesleyan’s Center for the Arts (CFA) began its first ever Virtual Residency program, featuring the work of dancer, ...

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Officials Brace for Statewide COVID-19 Peak, with 56 Confirmed Cases in Middletown as State Total Surpasses 7,000

Fifty-six Middletown residents have tested positive for COVID-19, and there are no known fatalities related to COVID-19 in Middletown, Connecticut Governor Ned Lamont ...

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University Faculty and Staff Organize Donations of PPE in Response to COVID-19

As hospitals across the world experience shortages of personal protective equipment (PPE) and other medical supplies, University faculty and staff ...

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Zoom? What the Hell is Zoom!? Reflections on the First Week of Online Classes

In the wake of the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, The Argus will feature personal essays on how life has change in strange, ...