Month: <span>November 2025</span>

Editor's Picks

Office Hours: Koeppel Journalism Fellow Stephen Busemeyer on Reporting With Data, Adapting to New Technology, and “Catching Bad Guys” 

Stephen Busemeyer has worked as a journalist for over 30 years. Today, he is the managing editor at the Connecticut ...

Editor's Picks

The Classroom as Liberatory Space

This piece is part of Letters on Pragmatic Hope, an essay series in which Wesleyan professors and administrators reflect on ...

Letters to the Editor

Political Faith in an Age of Despair

This piece is part of Letters on Pragmatic Hope, an essay series in which Wesleyan professors and administrators reflect on ...

Opinion

QuestBridge Controversy: Is There a Transparency Problem?

QuestBridge, appropriately nicknamed "poor kid's Hunger Games," is a non-profit organization that gives high-achieving, first-generation, and low-income high school students ...

Media

We Won! Now What?

Two weeks ago, Democrats saw major wins across the country: Mikie Sherrill became the first Democratic woman elected Governor of ...

Media

Football Makes Program History, Winning Back-to-Back NESCAC Titles

Sitting at 5–2, just one game back of first place in the NESCAC, Wesleyan controlled its own destiny heading into ...

Editor's Picks

Hollywood Ending on the Highest Stage: Women’s Soccer Bests NYU in Penalty Kicks

On Saturday, Oct. 11, Wesleyan women’s soccer lost a 0–1 nail-biter to no. 9 ranked Williams. After a ferocious start ...

Arts & Culture

“What Horizon” Reimagines “Les Misérables” for the Stage, Breathing New Life into an Enduring Classic

Every year, the University’s theater scene boasts a strong mixture of shows, with a varied enough slate that anyone could ...

Arts & Culture

Lucid Color Collective Showcase Presents a Multimedia Experience of Peak Creativity 

Walking into the Lucid Color Showcase, it’s immediately apparent that every piece on display is distinct: unique not only in ...

Arts & Culture

Behind Wes Arabesque’s “The Nutcracker”: Dedication, Intensive Schedule, and Precise Teamwork

As the November cold starts to seep in, you might begin to realize that the holiday season is right around ...