“A Midsummer Night’s Dream” Restores Magic of Shakespeare Staple in Russell House Garden
“A Midsummer Night’s Dream” is the archetypal Shakespearean comedy. For most, it is the first of the Bard’s comic works ...
Arts & Culture
Eat, Pray, Shrug: Heems ’07 Delivers More in CFA Talk Than at Eclectic
The stage at the CFA Hall was set on Saturday, April 18, for one of Wesleyan’s most recent high-profile alumni, ...
“Trestle” Chugs Through Love, Money, and Identity
There are plenty of stories about growing up, but there are none like Naomi Wallace’s “The Trestle at Pope Lick ...
Fashion Show Displays Vivid, Diverse Design
On Thursday night, a collection of bold individuals strutted, stripped, and danced down a brightly lit runway constructed inside Beckham ...
“ESQUE” Creates Beautiful Art from Raw Truth in Malcolm X House
Last weekend, Malcolm X House hosted one of the most breathtaking, wounding, and invigorating pieces of art I have ever ...
Sayon Soeun Discusses Move to America and Return to Cambodia for “Lost Child” Documentary
On April 17, 1975, victorious Khmer Rouge forces marched into Cambodia’s capital city of Phnom Penh, officially ending a brutal ...
Diverse Spring Fling Lineup Features Jeremih, The Julie Ruin, and Djemba Djemba
After a particularly brutal winter, it seems like Foss Hill is once again visible. And with the greening of the ...
Look What I Did: Directing “Rosencrantz & Guildenstern Are Dead”
I’ve been involved in theater since middle school, but I didn’t love it until I came here. During my freshman ...
Who Wore it WesFest: Virgil Taylor ’15 and Sarah Koppelkam ’15
Virgil Taylor and Sarah Koppelkam are two senior Studio Art majors, with opposing senses of fashion, who came together to ...
Sufjan Stevens Plays Haunted Opus in Hartford Theater
Sufjan Stevens’ new album, Carrie and Lowell, is just about the most devastatingly intimate thing I’ve ever heard. There are ...