“Apprenticeship.gov is the one-stop source to connect career seekers, employers, and education partners with apprenticeship resources,” the Department’s website reads. “Discover apprenticeships across ...

Keiji Shinohara is an Artist-in-Residence affiliated with the art studio major and the College of East Asian Studies. The Argus sat down with Professor Shinohara to talk about his decade-long ...

On Saturday, Oct. 25, over a hundred University students, alumni, and Middletown residents and community leaders gathered in front of North College to rally against recent funding cuts for student ...

Cardinals shoot sub-300 for the first time in team history, finish at 602 to break the team record 36-hole total c/o Wesleyan Athletics The Wesleyan women’s golf team is just six years old, but they ...

How has the second Trump administration impacted Wesleyan University students’ hometowns? What can students from outside the New York City, Los Angeles, and Boston metropoles add to that conversation?

The Argus has seen its share of alarming headlines, but few shine like the Oct. 30, 1992 article by Jonathan Dube ’94: “Cult Recruits Students Via Meditation Group.” His reporting revealed a ...

Matt Fitzsimons ’27 is an economics major from Somers, N.Y. and the starting quarterback for the Wesleyan football team. Taking over the reins of the Cardinals’ offense from Niko Candido ’25, ...

Aimee CarrascoThe Wesleyan Argus Since 1868: The United States’ Oldest Twice-Weekly College Paper ...

When asked about her favorite poem from The Lavender, Alexander named “Shoresh Means Root” by Yael Ezry ’26 as the one that ...

Mandel looks back fondly on his time at the University.

So, it was a shock when, in response to the proposal, President Roth and the administration dismissed the idea entirely, telling students that plaques on campus are reserved for wealthy donors.

With the NESCAC playoffs for the fall sports well underway, it was another eventful weekend for the Wesleyan Cardinals. With ...