“God’s Ear” Is a Fragmented Exploration of Tension and Grief
A quick Google search in preparation for this weekend’s student production of “God’s Ear”—which opened yesterday in the ’92 Theater—afforded ...
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Physical Plant Union Approves Contract With New Wages, Health Insurance Terms
Physical Plant union members voted to accept the latest version of their three-year contract, 21 to 11. Members of Physical ...
Cross Talk: Parsing the Legacy of “Transparent”
In “Crosstalks,” two writers sit down to discuss a book, movie, TV show, or piece of art they both feel ...
Field Hockey Tops Tufts to Secure First Conference Victory
It was an ordinary humid Tuesday night for most of Wesleyan’s campus—except for on Smith Field, where things were heating ...
Experts Explain: A Phone Call to Ukraine
In the past two weeks, the news cycle has been dominated by what could be the biggest bombshell of the ...
Brenden Fernandes’ “Inaction” Queries Visibility
On Wednesday, Oct. 2, Brendan Fernandes’ “Inaction” transformed the Zilkha Gallery into a space inspired by the queer nightclub, in a ...
WesCeleb: Ariel Edelman ’20 Talks Drag and Data
As a first-year student coming to Wesleyan, Ariel Munczek Edelman ’20 felt that there was a lack of what they ...
Asian American Studies Course Cluster Unanimously Approved by the Educational Policy Committee
Note: Serena Chow ’21 is an Assistant News Editor at The Argus. The University’s Educational Policy Committee (EPC) unanimously approved ...
The Democracy-Debasing Debacle Deemed Debates: Why Political Debates Should be Abolished
Now that I am an “adult,” capable of voting and therefore of (maybe?) influencing our Great Nation, it has become ...
Middletown Diaries: Are We Human? Or Are We Dancer?
Dear Diary, A lot of people refer to Wesleyan as a bubble, and indeed sometimes it feels like we’re living ...