I Am Not Here for Your Inspiration
Being visibly disabled in public is incredibly polarizing, something I did not realize until I first stepped out of my ...
Opinion
Shut Up and Decide
Here’s the deal, prefrosh: I really don’t care whether you come here or not. I don’t mean to sound callous ...
Applying Yourself: Doing What Makes You Happy in College
Last Sunday was undeniably one of the most beautiful days Wesleyan has seen in a while: the sun was shining, ...
Overthrowing the GRS Games: May the Odds be Ever in Your Favor
The end of the academic year is rapidly approaching and students are faced with an array of emotional troubles. For ...
My Own 100 Cents
In my 1 and 9/10th years here, I’ve written a lot of Argus articles. One hundred, to be exact, once ...
Exhaustion: Changing the Campus Climate
There are two types of sleepers in this world: those who understand the necessity of getting sufficient sleep and attempt ...
Let the Dogs Out: The Real Benefits of Having More Dogs on Campus
Wesleyan needs more domestic animals on campus. Specifically, we need puppies or dogs. These lovely furry friends will provide many ...
No Offense: On Moving to More Productive Terminology
Let’s get rid of the word “offensive.” Not because I’m sick of discussing painful subjects, nor because there are no ...
Let the Fur Fly: A Call Against Animal Rights Extremists
As a teenager, one of my first forays into studying activist groups and their tactics was when I took an ...
Confessions of a Failed University Major
I really, really like getting my way. It’s my favorite thing, after dogs sneezing and grown men crying (and, of ...