On Monday, cultural anthropologist Aimee Meredith Cox visited the University to discuss her new book "Shapeshifters" and the factors impacting the young black girl demographic.

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Wes Out-Loud has been dubbed a "site-specific auditory tour." However, according to Danielle Cohen '18, this description "doesn't quite do justice to the inventiveness of the piece."

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Even in a generally pro-choice community like Wesleyan, many students remain unaware of local abortion options and their accessibility. Radical Storytelling promotes a more open dialogue.

At the end of March, the US Department of Education began examining whether the University had violated Title IX and the Rehabilitation Act. Details on the investigation here:

The marvellous people who make the Argus tick.

At their annual showcase, the Precision Ensemble commemorated their 22nd year of performance with creative and engaging choreography.

In anticipation of the CT primary, students have mobilized to engender campus-wide support for Bernie Sanders.

With wins against both Trinity and Williams, the University's Crew teams continue to sweep the competition.

On Sunday, PHARAL Wes led students in protest of a pig roast sponsored by the senior-run popup Red Wolf. Those involved were motivated by questions of animal rights & exploitation:

TRAFFIC CLOSING: Middletown PD has closed off Church Street between High and Pine, due to a fire hose that has fallen off a truck. They expect to reopen shortly, once the blockage has been cleared.

6:40pm update - All clear!

In continuation of his interview (published in the Argus on 4/19), Robert Albritton '92 gives insights on terrorism, Donald Trump, and POLITICO Europe.

On Saturday, the Wesleyan Refugee Project met in preparation for "Art in Crisis," an art show running from May 1 through commencement. Learn more here:

On Tuesday, students hosted the South Asian performance duo, DarkMatter. Preceded by Una Aya Osato '04, the show consisted of spoken work that was both comedic and thought-provoking.

With four conference wins, Men's Tennis had monumentally victorious week of competition. Learn more about the team's season here:

In response to declining attendance at meetings, the Wesleyan Student Assembly (WSA) is considering a new amendment regarding impeachment. Details on the proposal here: