Wesleyan, Welcome to My Crib: Tim White, Music House
Since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic, many students have not been able to visit and admire each other’s dorm ...
Arts & Culture
A Capacious Life: Remembering Professor Christina Crosby
Christina Crosby, a scholarly icon and beloved professorial member of the English Department and Feminist, Gender & Sexuality Studies Department, ...
In Anti-Racist Reading Group, Resource Center Discusses “Power, Privilege, and Difference”
Following a successful launch last semester, the Resource Center’s Anti-Racist Book Club returns this spring with a new book and ...
Despite Diverse Winners, the 78th Golden Globes Can’t Justify Their Missteps
“You’re doing me dirty!” Daniel Kaluuya yelled into the Zoom void, as Laura Dern, in crisis mode, tried to gracefully ...
“A Swim in the Pond in The Rain” and the Analytic Approaches of George Saunders
George Saunders’ “A Swim in the Pond in the Rain: In Which Four Russians Give a Master Class on Writing, ...
Olivia Najera-Garcia ’21 Talks The Ankh, Visualizing New Worlds, and Creative Inspiration
Originally founded in 1985, The Ankh is a student publication that publishes artwork created by students of color at Wesleyan. ...
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.” ...
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 ...