Mixed Signals: Zilkha Gallery Exhibit Reexamines Gender Roles
Wesleyan students are all about reexamining gender norms, so a new installation in the Ezra and Cecil Zilkha Gallery called ...
Month: <span>September 2011</span>
Fall Food Activities: Apples
You may think of summer as the prime dining season with lush gardens and abundant produce at farmers’ markets. Yet ...
Turning, Falling, Dancing: Dewey Dell in Residence
A small but excited audience crowded into the Patricelli ’92 Theater last Friday for what turned out to be a ...
The Opportunity of College: A Letter to Freshmen
I know your classes have already started, but I wanted to welcome you informally to Wesleyan.
55th Wesleyan Writers Conference Features the Write Stuff
Some of Wesleyan’s most dedicated writers spent five days in June on campus honing their skills with widely known writers, ...
Professor’s Bookshelf: Ao Wang
When not translating, writing, or teaching, Wang enjoys practicing Kuntao (a form of martial arts) and listening to Neil Young.
Volleyball Sweeps Albertus Magnus in 2011 Home Opener
Coming off a 1-3 weekend at the Vassar Invitational, the Wesleyan Cardinals volleyball team christened their 2011 home slate with ...
Getting Classy: 2013 Council Organizes for Student Unity
The class of 2013 has a resource that is nothing like the Wesleyan Student Assembly (WSA) or the Career Resource ...
Chorrillana and Completo: Recipes from Chile
This is my first report from studying abroad in Valparaíso, Chile! I thought I would start off with some things ...
The Man Behind the Man Behind “The Room”: Theater Director Remembers His Most (in)Famous Pupil
Considered by many to be the worst movie ever made, writer-director-producer-star Tommy Wiseau’s “The Room” is a cult hit with ...