Men’s Squash Wins Division At Nationals, Women’s Follows Up With Consolation Victory
Men’s and women’s squash both ended their team-based schedule on strong notes at the College Squash Association (CSA) National Team ...
Month: <span>February 2017</span>
Claudia Schatz ’19 Gives Her Thoughts on Track Team
From Friday, Feb. 24 to Saturday, Feb. 25, three Wesleyan athletes competed at the Open New England Championships at the ...
University Grads Lead CNN Crew in Religious Documentary Series
CNN’s new documentary series “Believer with Reza Aslan” will be run by University graduates Liz Bronstein ’89 and Ben Selkow ...
Cinefiles 3/1 – 3/4
Last Friday night in the Cinefiles HQ, things were heating up. Literally. Our servers were firing on all cylinders to ...
Statement in Support of Black Lives and Black Matters
When Wesleyan engages with students who call for a more inclusive environment, it addresses lives lived and lost just beyond ...
Oscars Turn From Butchered First Names to Twist Ending
What appeared to be a normal night of awards, never-ending commercials, and a series of microaggressions by host Jimmy Kimmel ...
Litvinov ’86 Talks Intergenerational Activist Roots: Part One
For Russian-born Greenpeace International activist Dima Litvinov ’86, political dissidence seems to run in the family. Carrying on the torch ...
Campus Reacts to Athletes Visiting White House, Trump
After The New England Patriots’ Feb. 5 Super Bowl victory, six members of the team have announced that they will ...
Men’s Track Takes Third at New England Indoor Championships, Women’s in 15th
The Cardinals competed at the New England Division III Indoor Track and Field Championship on Friday, Feb. 17 and Saturday, ...
Controversy Envelops Oscar Nominations
This Sunday, 2016’s film season will officially come to a close with the celebration of the talent and mastery of its artists ...