Tennis Poised to Surpass a Successful 2015-2016 Campaign
The fall season for the men’s and women’s tennis teams is notoriously short, but heated with huge tournaments packed into ...
Sports
The Subtle War Over Baseball’s Invisible Color Line
Baseball’s storied tradition, reputation for professionalism, and emphasis on sportsmanship all helped turn it into America’s pastime. One hundred and ...
Men’s Soccer Hopes to Rebound From Disappointing Loss in ’15
The men’s soccer team begins their season on Tuesday, Sept. 6 with high hopes following a loss in the NESCAC ...
Field Hockey Seeks to End Postseason Drought
While we all enjoyed our remaining days of summer vacation, the field hockey team has been on campus since mid-August ...
Football Adds Running Back Coach Capodice Amidst Controversy
This offseason, Wesleyan football added to its coaching staff with the hiring of new running backs coach John Capodice. Capodice, ...
Summer Spotlight: Spigner ’18 Talks Cooperstown
Between all of his football workouts, Khephren Spigner ’18 can get pretty busy. During orientation week though, The Argus had ...
Hogan ’19 Previews the NFL Season
A new NFL season is slated to begin on Sept. 8, kicking off five months of pure jubilation for football ...
Budhiraja ’18 Overcomes Torn Eye Lens to Achieve Greatness
At this time last year, Aashli Budhiraja ’18 feared she might be sidelined for the entirety of women’s tennis team’s ...
Women’s Tennis Preps for Historically Competitive NESCAC Tournament
On Saturday, April 30, the women’s tennis team closed out the regular season with a 7-2 victory over Brandeis University. ...
Sailing Closes Season by Hosting First Regatta at Wes
This past Saturday, Wesleyan sailing made a massive stride as a program by hosting its first-ever regatta, which took place ...