Africa for Africans: Thoughts on Humanitarian Work
I want to talk about Africa as an African. I’ve heard so much about the continent since I was a ...
Opinion
Op-Eds: Speak Up in Wesleyan’s Campus Discussions
Hi, I’m Alex Wilkinson, a sophomore, and the Op- Ed Editor of The Wesleyan Argus, and I want you, the ...
Mytheology: You’ve Been Trolled
“The villainy you teach me I will execute, and it shall go hard, but I will better the instruction.”
Report Card
At the end of each semester, The Argus Editorial Board publishes a report card evaluating the progress of various institutions ...
Fulfilling My Feminine Duty: Airing the WSA’s Dirty Laundry
Which United States congresswoman has the “biggest tits” on the House Floor? I doubt our congressional representatives have an answer. ...
Editorial: Our Fee, Our Funds
Once again, the SBC will funnel as much as $40,000 into the endowment at the end of this year, in ...
The United States: No Man’s Land
The United States is often called a melting pot, but the signing of Arizona’s new immigration bill by governor Jan ...
Thesis Process Should Be Flexible, Transparent
We find it troubling that many students remain confused by the policies that the Government Department has adopted for choosing ...
Editorial: It’s Time to Let Go of MoCon
There have been several months of uncertainty regarding the future of the former campus dining center McConaughy Hall, a building ...
Mytheology: Wesleyan Viewed from the Right
As Wesfest dawned on campus this past week, and as the admissions office was preparing to welcome perhaps the most ...