Jonathan Farrar to be New University Chief Investment Officer
The University Investments Office oversees large portions of the University’s endowment and financial due diligence, and has not been the ...
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So You Think You Can [Review] Dance? A Recap of Spring ’26 Performances
“I don’t dance” may be a common refrain, but it seemingly has no place at the University. This spring, campus ...
Sports Need More Violence: A Case to Solve the Flopping Problem
As the European soccer season and the NBA playoffs approach their climaxes, I’ve had a nagging feeling that something’s wrong. ...
One Goal, One Tournament: Alex Lee ’26 at the Little Three
At the end of last year, every player on the Wesleyan men’s golf team had a one-on-one meeting with head ...
Reviewing Stoners on the Silver Screen as Conspiracists, Extremists, and Revolutionaries
This article contains spoilers for “Bugonia” (2025). Numbness. Joy. Laughter. An increasing feeling of fear and panic that leaves you ...
From the Argives: History, Rumor, and Myth of Wesleyan’s Underground Tunnels
The infamous network of tunnels under the University has remained a constant source of interest and cause of conflict since ...
The Case for Joy Division & New Order’s Inclusion in Rock-n-Roll’s Hall of Fame
For the third time, members of Joy Division and New Order have been nominated for a spot in the Rock ...
Wesleyan Softball: Mudita Mentality Makes Magic on the Diamond
After a historic 2025 season which saw the Wesleyan softball team fall just short in the NESCAC Championship game, the ...
Player of the Week: Patrick McDevitt ’28 Talks Pregame Rituals, Hockey Culture, and Goalie Technique
Patrick McDevitt ’28 is a government and psychology double major from Sainte-Anne-de-Bellevue, Québec and is the starting goalie for the ...
From the Argives: This Has All Happened Before. Tracking the University’s Discourse on Free Speech
Free speech debates are flaring across American campuses right now, whether they’re over protest encampments, invited speakers, or the limits ...