For the sixth and final week of Art Studio Senior Thesis Exhibitions, the artwork of students Saskia Villaflor Curry ’25, Owen Forbes ’25, Sebastian Frowein ’25, Calista Huang ’25, Nomi Kuntz ‘25, ...

Neo Sora ’14 has captured international acclaim with his feature fiction debut “Happyend” (2024). Since its world premiere at the 81st Venice International Film Festival, “Happyend” has garnered ...

After over four years of operation, Story and Soil Coffee will close permanently at the end of June 2025. The decision came after the University terminated its contract with the cafe, which is located ...

With President Donald Trump’s re-election in 2024, concerns over threats to marginalized groups have become increasingly salient. the Transgender Solidarity Network (TSN) is a recently formed network ...

The academic year is nearing its bittersweet end, as marked by The Argus’ final issue before the summer break. Finishing the spring semester has always been a reason to celebrate at the University and ...

This is an installment of Artgus Artist Spotlight, an ongoing series presented by the Arts & Culture Section, intended to highlight the artistic talents of the wider Wesleyan community. To nominate a ...

On Thursday through Saturday, May 1–3, 2025, the Theater Department presented their mainstage production for the Spring 2025 semester, “The Moors,” written by American playwright Jen Silverman.

I write to you today as the outgoing Editor-in-Chief of The Wesleyan Argus and as an international student attending Wesleyan on an F-1 visa. This has been a precarious and challenging time to lead ...

On Tuesday, April 15, 2025, in an email sent to all students participating in the Human Rights Advocacy Minor (HRAM), University Network for Human Rights (UNHR) Administrative Intern Kaori Sakurai ’25 ...

Not long ago, I walked into the ’92 for a senior thesis, a play. As a thesis-doer myself and a student with general interest in the play being shown, I was particularly excited. I had an idea of how ...

At the University, new student bands crop up almost as often as emails from McKenna Blackshire ’25 letting us know where and when to catch the next live show. Everyone on campus might be harboring a ...

Have you ever wanted something so much you’d do anything—and I mean anything—to have it? That’s the question that begins the seminal musical “A Chorus Line.” The show graced campus in all its glory on ...