Resolution without representation
Current debates regarding the University's choices of investment allocations are a powerful reminder that we, as students, are not merely ...
Opinion
Down in the dump
There are many sights Wesleyan students expect to see over WesFest weekend: the nervously excited grins of visiting pre-frosh, fellow ...
Vote or…
Though Matt Ball '08 is a well-qualified candidate, and we believe that he would make an excellent WSA president, it ...
What to ask
Mike Bolds ’08 told us he was surprised he was going to be a WesCeleb. As an RA, a tutor ...
The Truth according to Ed Klein: Wesucks?
Today marks the first day of WesFest and with this wacky weekend naturally comes 4/20, the collegiate day of consumption. ...
Confronting the unthinkable
While we usually reserve this space for campus or local issues, yesterday's shootings at Virginia Tech have given us reason ...
Personal and professional
In light of the recent changes to the advising system, we have been thinking about what exactly it is we ...
Chalking from both sides
Chalkings have recently resurfaced on various campus locations. Since the University officially banned chalking in the spring of 2003, it ...
A more inclusive campus
In the fall of 2005, this university announced a decision to relocate Buddhist House to a woodframe house. Starting last ...
Presidential nitpick
The Presidential Search Committee recently gave the Argus permission to publish the names of the rejected presidential candidates, as well ...