Taylor Swift, Ownership, and the Fight for “Almost Fair” Deals in the Music Industry
Taylor Swift has been making a lot of noise recently with the re-release of an old classic single, “Love Story.” ...
Arts & Culture
Wesleyan, Welcome to My Crib: Talia Rodriguez, 200 Church
Since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic, many students have not been able to visit and admire each other's dorm ...
Shades’ Production of “Salvation” Stages an Existential Fugue in the Afterlife
When your bones ache with endless pain, when you feel condemned to a life of suffering you don’t deserve, when ...
As Actors Allege Workplace Abuse, Joss Whedon’s ’87 Feminist Image Crumbles
Content Warning: This article contains references to abuse. When director Joss Whedon ’87, known for film and television projects like ...
Wesleyan Winter Wonderland: A Photo Series
her c/o Avi Friederich, Staff Photographer c/o Tanvi Punja, Photo Editor c/o Sydney Kim, ...
A New Semester in the Arts: Creative Work Flourishes Despite Restrictions
With the end of arrival quarantine in sight, the arts at Wesleyan are set to return this spring and are more prepared ...
Wesleyan, Welcome to My Crib: Talia Zitner, WestCo
My favorite part about going to Wesleyan is watching all of the different ways people on campus express themselves. Whether ...
Lil Durk’s “The Voice” Honors the Artist’s Fallen Friend
Chicago rapper Lil Durk delivers raw emotion on the deluxe version of his sixth studio album, The Voice. Released on Jan. ...
Mid-Winter Melodies: Student Musicians Release New Tracks Over Winter Break
While some of us went skiing, baked new types of bread, spent time with family, applied to summer internships, or ...
In “LIFE RUINER,” Ella Dawson ’14 Recounts Abusive Relationship at Wesleyan
CW: This article contains references to emotional/physical abuse and suicide. When Ella Dawson ’14 arrived at Wesleyan’s campus in the ...