Remembering the Fisk Takeover, 48 Years Later
Before Yale renamed a residential college that commemorated a staunch defender of slavery, before Wesleyan had an African American Studies ...
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Office for Equity & Inclusion Hosts Immigration Workshop
In the wake of burgeoning anti-immigration legislation issued by President Trump and his cabinet, the Office for Equity and Inclusion hosted ...
University Partners With Merit to Display Student Accomplishments
For any students who wished they could bring their Student Portfolio to life, the vaunted University Communications Department may have ...
Sinkhole Causes Temporary Water Shutdown
During the afternoon, a sinkhole developed on High Street, on the road between 163 (Russian House) and 156 (Writer’s Block ...
Title IX External Review Gets Underway
Despite Thursday’s snow catastrophe, the University’s Title IX external review, held on Feb. 8 and Feb. 9, proceeded as scheduled. ...
Future of Theater Dpt. Debated at Town Hall
The University’s theater majors held a town hall to discuss the current state of the theater department with faculty, administrators, ...
Safety Regulations Hamper Frustrated Music Scene
In an interview with The Argus on Wednesday, President Roth weighed in on the so-called “War on Fun” while outlining ...
Abu Dhabi’s Saadiyat Island Comes to Zilkha Gallery
This past Monday, Feb. 13, a panel discussion titled “Arts, Worker's Rights, Globalization” was held in the Zilkha Gallery. The ...
Student Union Convenes for First Time This Semester
The Wesleyan Student Union held its first meeting of the spring semester late in the evening of Monday, Feb. 13. ...
New Hires and Additional Funds Bolster CAPS
After hiring an Advanced Practice Registered Nurse (APRN) who can prescribe medication to students, the University has increased funding to ...