For over 150 years, The Argus has been managed and sustained by an incredibly dedicated masthead. We, and past editors, have relied on thousands of hardworking, unpaid staff members to do the interviewing, reporting, formatting, and fact-checking that keeps student journalism alive at Wesleyan. Your donations will help us with our production and operating costs: anything from necessary camera equipment, office supplies, and hardware updates.
Today, with the future of student journalism at risk, we need your help to ensure that our voices continue to be heard.
The Argus is completely, and crucially, independent from the University; we receive no University funding, and Argus workers do not receive academic credit. The resulting product benefits every member of the campus community. In addition to our website, 500 copies of The Argus are published each Tuesday and Friday, available to students, prospective students, faculty, staff, and Middletown residents.
Sincerely,
Editors-in-Chief Peyton De Winter ’27 and Janhavi Munde ’27
Managing Editor Raiza Goel ’28
This policy is effective as of May 6, 2025.
