Kordonskiy renews faith in teaching and theater
In light of recent decisions made by the Administration, it seems the Wesleyan University mission statement suggests that anything bringing ...
Arts & Culture
Terpsichore offers weekend of innovative dance
Students explored religion, art and all things dance before heading home for Thanksgiving break. The Terpsichore fall dance performance, held ...
Croatian novelist brings humor to serious subject
Josip Novakovich, who read from his latest novel, "April Fool's Day," at the Russell House on Wednesday night, came to ...
Student filmaker screens first project, “Getting Lost”
In a stark police interrogation room, the friends of a manipulative egomaniac, Adam Tucker, discuss their lives and his mysterious ...
Plenty of laughs, no deaths in improv show
Electricity filled the WestCo Café before the first deathmatch of the year at Wesleyan, which turned out not to be ...
Film Series Confidential
Friends, foes, flora, fauna… the electronic inkwell is almost dry, if you dig. I'm running out of things to say ...
Poetry reading by Fishman presents troubling images
What does it mean to bear witness? Author Charles Fishman along with audience members and guests pondered this question late ...
Leni on trial in senior thesis project
Leni Riefenstahl goes to trial. Is it all just a big misunderstanding? Can a person make movies for Hitler and ...
USAISAMONSTER returns to Wes for intelligent racket
Maybe you passed by the Westco Café late Wednesday evening and dismissed the rumblings coming out of it as the ...
Mexican diva sings about love, tattoos, flirtatious waitresses
Eugenia León, combined an eclectic range of musical traditions resulting in a modern revisiting of her culture. Magnetic and charismatic ...