Editor’s Picks
Ranked No. 17 nationally, the Wesleyan field hockey team entered Saturday’s matchup against the Amherst Mammoths looking to turn their ...
A FABulous Opening: Fries Arts Building Unveiled; Center to Serve as a New Home for the Arts
On Saturday, Oct. 4, the Fries Arts Building (FAB) hosted its opening celebration, commemorating the new building on Hamlin Street ...
Sam and Teddy’s Week 5 NFL Hot Takes
Five weeks down, and the 2025 National Football League (NFL) season has been unusually predictable. Aside from two teams (both ...
WesExplore: Annual Program Seeks to Introduce Underrepresented Students to Wesleyan Life
At the University, the Fall semester doesn’t just bring changing leaves and the buzz of returning students; it also welcomes ...
Hawaiian Pizza and the Death of Nuance
You won’t find a food more polarizing than Hawaiian pizza. The Canadian invention, a classic Italian pie topped with ham ...
Review: “The Least Problematic Woman in the World” is a One-Woman Tour de Force
In a world full of problems, Dylan Mulvaney insists that she isn’t one. Immersed in a world of pink glitter, ...
Player of the Week: Mathis Blanc ’26 Talks Goalkeeper Mentality, Choosing the Cardinals, and Taking It All In
In Player of the Week, our goal is to highlight outstanding Wesleyan athletes that deserve extra attention. Mathis Blanc ’26 ...
Zilkha Gallery Exhibition Explores What It Means to Preserve Culture
“Excavations,” an exhibit in the University’s Ezra and Cecile Zilkha Gallery, features ceramics by Gary Red Oak O’Neil, an outspoken ...
Global South Asian Studies Department Showcases “Kalā Sangam: A Celebration of Indian Art”
On Wednesday, Oct. 1, the Global South Asian Studies department hosted “Kalā Sangam: A Celebration of Indian Art” in Fisk ...
Left on Read: An Incomplete Ranking of Communication Apps
At Wesleyan, there’s a wide variety of apps people use for communication. Whether it’s talking with your best friend or ...
