Opinion
The dreaded, yet inevitable, has happened: 2016 is back. But how will we, now older and wiser, put a spin ...
SafeWords: Naughty and Nice—A Definitive, Unbiased Ranking of the Best and Worst Wesleyan Majors to Go Steady With
Dearest Argus Readers, We bet you didn’t expect another word from us before winter break—surprise! Famously, some majors carry specific ...
Prediction Market Mania: Kalshi, CNN, and the Blinking Red Light
Do you want to bet on the Celtics winning this Thursday against the Bucks? How about who will be the ...
Introducing SafeWords, Wesleyan’s Sex Column: Going Down, Getting It Up, and Covering the Bases
Dear Argus Readers, We are pleased to announce the inauguration of a brand new sex column in The Argus, SafeWords. ...
Faith and Frameworks: How to Empower Wes Students to Authentically Express Religious Identities
On Wednesday, Dec. 3, the Wesleyan Interfaith Literacy and Diversity interns, also known as WILDs, organized a two-part series of ...
Short Hours, “Fresh” Food from New Jersey, and Empty Shelves: Weshop Can Do Better
We’re in the era of the convenience store. Known for their fresh food offerings and 24/7 convenience, Wawa, Kwik Trip, ...
QuestBridge Controversy: Is There a Transparency Problem?
QuestBridge, appropriately nicknamed "poor kid's Hunger Games," is a non-profit organization that gives high-achieving, first-generation, and low-income high school students ...
We Won! Now What?
Two weeks ago, Democrats saw major wins across the country: Mikie Sherrill became the first Democratic woman elected Governor of ...
Winning a Fight? Better Lie Down and Play Dead
After 43 days, the federal government has reopened, ending a historically long shutdown that is only rivaled by the 35-day ...
Should Gaydar Exist? Assuming Others’ Sexuality Limits Our Possible Range of Expression
Gaydar is the social convention of assuming someone’s sexual orientation, usually based on their appearance. I believe that gaydar is ...
