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- 1The Death of Music Criticism and Algorithmic Monoculture●The Death of Music Criticism and the Risk of Algorithmic Monoculture – The Wesleyan Argus https:// wesleyanargus.com/202
A Wesleyan Argus essay argues that music criticism is dying as streaming platforms and recommendation algorithms increasingly decide what people listen to. The piece warns that algorithm-driven discovery narrows taste into a monoculture, replacing professional critics and diverse editorial voices with engagement-optimised feeds, and questions what is lost when independent judgement of music disappears.
- 2Bowdoin Women's Golf Wins Wesleyan Invitational to Close Fall Season▼Women’s Golf Caps Fall With Commanding Wesleyan Invitational Victory
Bowdoin College's women's golf team closed out its fall schedule with a commanding victory at the Wesleyan Invitational. The Polar Bears finished atop the field to cap their autumn campaign, and the result is being shared through the college's athletic news channels. It marks a strong finish for the program heading into the offseason.
- 3Theatre Wesleyan stages comedic mystery 'Clue'▼An Inside Look: Theatre Wesleyan’s ‘Clue’ to bring mystery, comedy, chaos to the stage
Theatre Wesleyan is preparing a stage production of 'Clue', promising audiences a blend of mystery, comedy and chaos. A preview offers an inside look at the show, highlighting its mix of whodunit intrigue and farcical humor. The piece gives audiences a first glimpse of what to expect before the curtain rises on the campus production.
- 4Union Women's Golf Ends Fall Season Strong at Wesleyan▼Women's Golf Closes Fall Season Strong at Wesleyan
Union College's women's golf team closed out its fall season with a strong performance at a tournament hosted at Wesleyan, according to an announcement from Union College Athletics. The result wraps up the team's fall schedule on a positive note as it looks ahead to spring competition. Details on finishes and scores were not provided.
- 5Titans Lead 2026 CCIW Women's Golf Championship▼2026 CCIW Women’s Golf Championship: Titans Lead the Way
The Illinois Wesleyan Titans are leading the way at the 2026 CCIW Women's Golf Championship, the conference title event for College Conference of Illinois and Wisconsin women's golf teams. The Titans hold the top position as the championship competition continues.
- 6Hartford Women's Golf Finishes 12th at Wesleyan Invitational▼Hartford Women's Golf Finishes 12th at Wesleyan Women's Invitational
The University of Hartford women's golf team placed 12th at the Wesleyan Women's Invitational, according to the school's athletics department. The result marks the Hawks' finish at the collegiate tournament hosted by Wesleyan. Further details on individual scores and the winning team were not included in the announcement.
- 7Middlebury Women's Golf Finishes Fifth at Wesleyan Invitational▼#5 Women’s Golf Concludes Wesleyan Women’s Invitational In Fifth Place
Middlebury College's fifth-ranked women's golf team concluded play at the Wesleyan Women's Invitational with a fifth-place finish. The result marks the end of the team's appearance at the tournament, part of the regional collegiate golf schedule.
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Ohio Wesleyan University is holding an open house for its Environment and Sustainability Labs, inviting visitors to tour the facilities and learn about the university's environmental research and programs. Details beyond the announcement of the event itself are limited, but the open house highlights OWU's push to showcase its sustainability work to the campus community and the public.
- 9Illinois Wesleyan Wins 21st CCIW Women's Golf Title▼2026 CCIW Women’s Golf Championship: Illinois Wesleyan Captures 21st CCIW Title
Illinois Wesleyan won the 2026 CCIW Women's Golf Championship, claiming the program's 21st conference title. The victory extends the Titans' dominance in College Conference of Illinois and Wisconsin women's golf, further cementing their status as the league's leading program. The result was announced by the conference following the conclusion of the championship.
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A new analysis from Wesleyan University argues that a major shift in climate policy is redrawing the foundations of the global economy. The piece contends that governments' changing approaches to emissions and energy are altering investment patterns, trade relationships and national economic strategies worldwide, with consequences for businesses and consumers across sectors.
- 11Illinois Wesleyan's Emily Gastrau Wins Women's Golf Elite 26 Award▼Illinois Wesleyan’s Emily Gastrau Claims Women’s Golf Elite 26 Award
Emily Gastrau of Illinois Wesleyan University has received the Elite 26 Award for women's golf, an honor recognizing the competitor with the highest grade-point average at the finals site of each NCAA championship. The College Conference of Illinois and Wisconsin announced the award, highlighting Gastrau's combination of academic and athletic achievement.
- 12Wesleyan Biology Professor Discusses Bugs, Plants and Food Webs▼Office Hours: Singer on Bugs, and Plants, and Food Webs. Oh My!
The Wesleyan Argus is running an 'Office Hours' feature with a professor named Singer, who talks about insects, plants and how food webs connect ecosystems. The piece breaks down academic biology research into everyday language for the campus community, covering the relationships between bugs, plants and the wider web of life they form.
- 13Hamilton football falls to Wesleyan on last-second touchdown●Football edged by Wesleyan on touchdown in final seconds of 4th quarter
Hamilton College's football team was edged by Wesleyan after conceding a touchdown in the final seconds of the fourth quarter. The late score decided a close contest, handing Wesleyan the win and leaving Hamilton with a painful last-minute defeat in their conference matchup.
- 14Illinois Wesleyan Favored to Win Another CCIW Women's Golf Title▼Illinois Wesleyan Picked to Defend CCIW Women’s Golf Throne
College Conference of Illinois and Wisconsin coaches have picked Illinois Wesleyan as the favorite to defend its women's golf conference championship in the new season. The Titans enter the preseason poll as the team to beat in the CCIW, with the league's annual ranking placing them atop the standings ahead of their conference rivals.
- 15Knights Defeat Nebraska Wesleyan 5-2 for Fourth Conference Tennis Win▼Knights Win Fourth Conference Match; Defeat Nebraska Wesleyan 5-2
The Knights earned their fourth conference victory, beating Nebraska Wesleyan 5-2 in a tennis matchup. The result extends a solid run of form in league play for the team, which has now won four conference matches this season. Details on individual match results and the venue were not immediately available.
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Dakota Wesleyan University in Mitchell, South Dakota, is preparing to hold a dedication ceremony for its newly renovated music space. The project is expected to give students and faculty updated facilities for rehearsals, lessons and performances. Beyond the announcement itself, little detail has been released about the scope, cost or timing of the renovation.