Meet Our Staff! - The Wesleyan Argus
WEB5 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.
Restructuring an Identity: The History Behind 200 High Street and ...
WEBOct 5, 2017 — Over the last few years, the building that sits at 200 High Street has been in a state of change. It has been home to a number of distinct student groups, but its history remains fundamental to the present mission of the program house now occupying its space.
Announcing Wesleyan Faculty for Justice in Palestine
WEBApr 25, 2024 — Wesleyan FJP supports students and colleagues protesting Israel’s ongoing military assault and destruction of Gaza, which has already resulted in the deaths of over 40,000 Palestinians. With them, we struggle for liberation and justice throughout historic Palestine. With numerous North American colleagues, we condemn scholasticide in Gaza.
Cynthia Rockwell Reflects on 30 Years at Wesleyan in Anticipation …
WEBFebruary 27, 2020, by Hannah Docter-Loeb, Features Editor. As Cynthia Rockwell approaches her last week at Wesleyan, she steps down as one of the powerhouses of the communications department, where she has worked for nearly 30 years. Throughout the decades, she’s held many roles and today serves as …
Fake Cases, Real Fun: A Look Into Wesleyan Mock Trial
WEBApr 8, 2019 — Wesleyan Mock Trial largely functions independently, with only students and alumni involved in training new members and preparing for competitions. “Being student-run is really hard, and it is time-consuming to do a lot of the logistical things schools do easily,” Pincus said. “We have to do all the logistics ourselves, which is a second ...
The Wesleyan Argus | Wesleyan’s Women and Fraternities
WEBDec 4, 2023 — The end of the ’70s marked a change to Greek organizations at Wesleyan. “By 1979, two of Wesleyan’s six fraternities had voluntarily included women in their membership,” John Hirschauer wrote in a 2021 article in The Center Square Connecticut. However, responses from women in the ’80s clarify that there was a period where certain ...
WesCeleb: Julia Kan ’22 Talks Drawing, Molecular Biology, and …
WEBOct 14, 2021 — According to her WesCeleb nomination, Julia Kan ’22 is a “ball of light who literally does it all.” This is no exaggeration—Kan has spent the past four years fully engaged with all corners of campus, from the art studios to the biology labs, all with a …
The Carceral Connecticut Project Investigates the Legacies of the ...
WEBFeb 16, 2023 — As a part of the Project, Eudell will be offering an upper-level seminar on policing in the United States while Tucker will teach three courses: “Visual Methods across the Humanities and Social Sciences”; “Reenacting Justice: Guns in America” (a documentary performance course); and “Guns and Society.”
Office Hours: Inside Wesleyan Faculty for Justice in Palestine
WEBMay 6, 2024 — Welcome to Office Hours, a series brought to you by the Features section! In these articles, Argus writers speak to faculty, staff, and members of the administration about their interests, classes, and lives on and off campus.
Mike White ’92 on His Time at Wes, “The White Lotus,” and …
WEBDecember 2, 2021, by Sophie Penn, Staff Writer. Screenwriter, director, actor, Survivor/Amazing Race contestant, and Wesleyan grad Mike White ’92 spent the first year and a half of the pandemic creating “The White Lotus.”. The star-studded HBO mini-series follows a variety of characters through a week at the White Lotus resort in Hawaii ...