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WEB4 days ago — Co-hosts Lyah Muktavaram and Lily Ahluwalia talk with students involved with environmental initiatives on campus at the Sustainability Fair. Lyah and Lily also discuss some of their favorite articles from The Argus, featuring a Behind the Argus interview conducted by Staff Writer Audrey Nelson. Audrey talks with …
The Wesleyan Argus | The Ballad of Victor Butterfield
WEBJan 28, 2016 — In addition, Wesleyan was investing $2,000 more than the cost of tuition in each student by the time of Butterfield’s address in 1956. At the time, tuition was $650, which translates to about $5,748 today given inflation. Therefore, Wesleyan’s $2,650 investment in its students back then would be about $23,436 today.
Women’s Swim and Dive Show Solid NESCAC Performance
WEBFeb 21, 2020 — Women’s swimming and diving took eighth place in the annual NESCAC Championship last weekend, a slight drop off from their program best, sixth-place performance last season. Although the team didn’t come out on the top of the ’CAC, the day was filled with success across the (diving) board: a NESCAC title, a …
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WEB3 days ago — September 19, 2024 by Anabel Goode, Spencer Landers, News Editor, Assistant News Editor. Comments Off on Eight First-Years Elected to WSA.
About The Argus - The Wesleyan Argus
WEB5 days ago — The Wesleyan Argus is published by the undergraduates of Wesleyan University. The Wesleyan Argus was founded in 1868 and is the country’s oldest twice-weekly printed college newspaper. The Argus was named after the hundred-eyed, all-seeing giant from Greek mythology. Argus alumni have gone on to write and to work for the country’s top media ...
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WEB3 days ago — From Book to Scream: Why You Can Relate to Patrick Bateman September 30, 2024 by Henry Kaplan, Staff Writer . Comments Off on From Book to Scream: Why You Can Relate to Patrick Bateman. And For A Brief Second, We Were All Timothy Hutton September 26, 2024 by Henry Kaplan, Staff Writer. Comments Off on And For A Brief Second, We Were All Timothy Hutton. Where Would Franny Glass Be Today?
Meet Our Staff! - The Wesleyan Argus
WEB3 days ago — Sam Hilton. Sam (he/him) is a double major in history and religion, lives in Austin, Texas, and has worked on the paper since Fall 2021. He is also an Office Assistant for the Office of Student Involvement, a Wesleyan Interfaith Literacy and Diversity (WILD) intern, and a member of the Alpha Delta Phi (ADPhi) literary society.
The Wesleyan Argus | Wesleyan Women’s Crew Sets Program …
WEBSep 14, 2023 — The Wesleyan women’s rowing team pulled off a come-from-behind second-place finish at the NCAA Rowing Championships’ varsity eight grand final on Saturday, May 27, 2023.
Wesleyan Graduate Students Continue Union Drive Despite Delay …
WEBMay 2, 2024 — At 11:55 a.m. on Monday, April 22, graduate students, including BA/MA students and foreign language teaching assistants (FLTAs) from the University, gathered at the steps of South College outside the office of President Michael Roth ’78 to hand him a signed letter outlining their intent to create the Wesleyan Graduate Labor Union (WesGLU).
An Ode to Undies in Olin - The Wesleyan Argus
WEBApril 17, 2020, by Hannah Docter-Loeb, Features Editor. In the wake of the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, The Argus will feature personal essays on how life has change in strange, scary, or surprising ways. If you have a hot take, a serious reflection, a funny anecdote, or anything in between, please email [email protected].