The WesleyIns and Outs of 2023: What’s Hot and What’s Not
Another semester is upon us and as always, The Argus is here to tell you what’s hot and what’s not! ...
Opinion
Troubles with Taparia: A Figure of Hatred, A Symbol of Privilege
Curiosity always kills the cat. Out of a mixture of intrigue and boredom, I began watching the Netflix series “Indian ...
Wesleyan Drug Debacles: Will History Repeat?
It’s a sunny day at Wesleyan University. The picnic blankets are out, which means the weed and cigarettes are too. ...
What’s in a (Re)name?
New semester, new me! Yuck. We probably all know someone who fancifully proclaimed that they were going to reinvent themselves ...
Pillow Talk: Squirting 101
We’ve been thinking long and hard about what to leave you all with for our final article of the semester, ...
Yes, I Can Drive: Answers to Common Questions about Being Red-Green Colorblind
I think that quite possibly the most fun thing about me is my red-green colorblindness (specifically, a disorder called deuteranomaly). ...
Queer Christians: Yes, We Exist
Oftentimes, there is a divide when talking about Christianity and the LGBTQ+ community. The two are not usually talked about ...
From an Outgoing Editor-in-Chief: On the Reputation of The Argus and the Future of Student Journalism at Wesleyan
As a first-year, one of the first things I did was sign up to write for The Argus. My high ...
I’m Not Crying, You Are: Emotional Closure on Cue
It was the last day of sophomore year of college—or my last day, at least. I had opted to leave ...
Pillow Talk: Socks or No Socks?
Socks or no socks during sex? Sex to music or television? Sex in silence? Public or private sex? Rough or ...