Welcome back to Office Hours, a series brought to you by the Features section! In these articles, Argus writers speak to ...
Dylan Cote ’28 is a junior English and history double major on the men’s cross country team. Cote made history when he joined ...
Three mice carry away Sadie Sink’s cheetah-print loafer. A wildcat throws a snowball at Kelvin Harrison Jr.’s leather backpack. A gust of wind dresses the shivering Maya Hawke in a matching navy ...
Obviously I’m on the football team, but I do a lot of theater stuff on campus, too. I also work in admissions, and I run the wealth management club. I love telling my football friends to come to all ...
Includes spoilers for “You Can See Everything” After an explosive investigation by The New York Times into Theranos’ ...
Across Church Street, the Government Department hosted a nonpartisan watch party in the Frank Center for Public Affairs.
After three consecutive years of an F grade, The Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression (FIRE) increased Wesleyan’s ...
The existential threat of an AI-generated song isn’t only that it might outsell a human one. It’s that nobody gets to have ...
From the Republican perspective, it’s not all grim. While the GOP-aligned committee staff along with outgoing members’ staff will be dismissed from their roles, those that do stay in personal offices ...
Upon arriving in New York, N.Y. for Fall Break, I opened Instagram to find a video of the indie music duo Tommy Lefroy’s ...
It might make sense that few people have heard of “Dream School” by Blake Nelson, given that it’s a non-bestselling follow-up novel to his much more famous debut “Girl” from 1994. The author attended ...
Founded in 1837, Mystical Seven began as a secret literary fraternity but later became a senior honor society in 1867. An Argus article published on March 16, 1942 characterized the society’s ...
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