It Was Not Just an Attack on Charlie Kirk, But on Free Speech
On Wednesday, conservative political activist Charlie Kirk was shot and killed, which marked the most significant political assassination in over ...
Opinion
Trailblazer or Scapegoat? Michelino Sunseri’s Grand Teton Controversy
On Sept. 2, 2024, Michelino Sunseri set a new fastest known time (FKT) on Wyoming’s Grand Teton, clocking in at ...
If You Think Something, Say Something: A Note on Arts Reviews
Not long ago, I walked into the ’92 for a senior thesis, a play. As a thesis-doer myself and a ...
Veritas, Forma, Bonitas: Truth, Beauty, Goodness, and The Wesleyan Argus
In the back of my phone case, wherever I go, I keep a little piece of paper. Emblazoned on it ...
Through the Storms Ahead: A Note to the Class of 2025
We arrived at Wesleyan four years ago in the middle of a hurricane, moving in through pouring rain—a messy, surreal ...
Don’t Dance Gay: Censorship, Queerness, and Contradiction in the Indian Arts
“A rebellious attitude is encouraged towards Indian traditional beliefs and societal systems. Excessive individualistic and unruly ideas are being promoted ...
Colleges Failed Jewish Students. Trump’s Solution Is Worse.
Since re-entering the Oval Office, President Donald Trump has taken aim at many of the nation’s most prestigious universities. So ...
Argus Apps: Reading for My Mothers
The Opinion Section created the column Argus Apps to humanize the college process. Common App essays only ever exist within ...
The Missing Words From President Roth’s Stance on Free Speech
Like many students across America, I’m scared—scared for the erosion of my own rights, scared for the safety of my ...
Systems of Gender: The Resistance of a Gay Romantic
I am a queer man and a romantic. Growing up, my favorite book was “I’ll Give You the Sun” by ...