That is where the “liberal bias” of the classics really lies. It is not a bias toward a particular contemporary political program. It is a bias toward inquiry over obedience, reason over inherited ...

If you’ll believe it, nothing else but “The Matrix” was on our mind during The Argus’ pre-semester training, as the franchise recently returned to cultural consciousness due to the rapid advancements ...

Andrea Herrera ’27, newly elected president of the Wesleyan Student Assembly (WSA), is no stranger to leadership. Through her work in admissions, research with the Human Rights Advocacy minor, and ...

What if I told you that I love Wesleyan? What if I said that the Center for Prison Education gives my life purpose and meaning? Does that change the calculus? This is not a put-on. This is not some ...

I entered Hachi on the tail-end of a sunny Saturday with a hankering for rock shrimp tempura. My group and I sat down at the ...

From Friday, Aug. 28 to Tuesday, Sep. 1, 106 international students from 36 different countries were welcomed to campus by the Office of International Student Affairs (OISA) to begin the Fall semester ...

First, these artists, in rejecting political correctness, have become alienated from the same cultural institutions that once celebrated them as visionaries. As these institutions have increasingly ...

Welcome back to Office Hours, a series brought to you by the Features section! In these articles, Argus writers speak to ...

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 ...

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 ...

This is my 35th and final article for The Wesleyan Argus, but I won’t be delivering a Springsteen-esque sermon or one of those classic senior “goodbye columns.” Let’s face it, I’m not Washington Post ...

It’s no coincidence that the decline in collecting as a hobby corresponds with the decline in the consumption of physical media. Gone are the days where you needed to own a stack of DVDs or VCRs to ...