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Miles (he/him) is a Junior from Chicago majoring in Government. Miles has written for The Argus since 2023, and served as an Editor-in-Chief of the paper in Fall 2025. Before that, he worked for the ...

Akari (she/her) is a first-year from Japan/the United Kingdom who hopes to major in Philosophy and Government. She loves writing about whatever is going on at Wesleyan and beyond. When she is not ...

Thomas has got a lot of ideas. He nearly became an IDEAS major until he almost failed mechanical engineering. These days, after a semester serving as co-editor-in-chief, he’s stoked to work with new ...

Aarushi is a freshman from Eagan, Minnesota. She is passionate about covering campus events and local politics, though she enjoys dabbling in arts criticism when she has a chance. Outside of the Argus ...

Lyah (she/her) is an Economics and Environmental Studies double major from Westport, Connecticut. She has been involved with The Argus since the fall of her first year. Outside The Argus, she’s an ...

At the end of Christine Kemp’s interview for Wesleyan’s head field hockey coaching job, Director of Athletics Michael Whalen ’83 asked whether she thought the program could win. “Think we could get an ...

The University Investments Office oversees large portions of the University’s endowment and financial due diligence, and has not been the subject of widespread student attention since calls for ...

University President Michael Roth ’78 does not fit perfectly into one ideological bucket. Among a sea of college presidents who have stayed silent, Roth’s presence stands out like a walrus among a ...

As the European soccer season and the NBA playoffs approach their climaxes, I’ve had a nagging feeling that something’s wrong. These sports are designed around feats of remarkable athleticism paired ...

If you have stopped by any Shakespeare production at the University in the past four years, from last semester’s Pericles to the 2023 Spike Tape production of Twelfth Night, chances are you have seen ...

Some ideas are like seeds. Some seeds are lovingly planted in well-tended gardens and others scattered in the wind. In either case, it’s not always clear which seeds, not unlike ideas, will take root ...