On Thursday, Oct. 9, Distinguished Visiting Professor of Sociology Wendy Osefo was arrested in Maryland on 16 counts of fraud. Osefo, who was arrested with her husband, is also a cast member of “The ...

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 ...

Bump, set, spike! This week, The Argus sat down with two-time All-American Athlete and women’s volleyball captain Sophia Lindus ’26. Beyond discussing a plethora of volleyball information, including ...

What was once a simple, practical purchase—an insulated, reusable bottle designed to reduce plastic waste—has fallen victim to the capitalist machine. The global reusable water bottle market generated ...

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 ...

Around 4 o’clock this past Wednesday, a certain corner of the University was bustling. The reason? Round three of the presentation of senior art theses. An open house was held at the Ezra and Cecile ...

Over the past year, we have witnessed the federal government attack education time after time. Since taking office in January, President Donald Trump has signed an executive order to gradually ...

Kayla Harrison ’26 always knew she was interested in reproductive health and education, but she didn’t know her interests would lead her to ultimate frisbee. From Science and Technology seminars and a ...

I set out to write an article about the history of Augusta National’s racist past by chronicling the journey of the lives and contributions of the key figures. I wrote about Clifford Roberts, the ...

Flashing lights. The pulsing beat of a house track. Two people in a dark corner. Smoke wafting out of a joint. Dancing, like really dancing, in a way that would be embarrassing if not for the boldness ...

Katherine Forrest ’86 is a retired United States District Court Judge for the Southern District of New York and currently serves as a partner at Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & Garrison, where she ...

In middle school, President Michael Roth ’78 was obsessed with the rebellious figures of the late 1960s: Abbie Hoffman, Jerry Rubin, the Yippies. He begged his dad, a furrier who commuted from Long ...