Hope Is a Discipline: Do Small Things With Great Love and In a Community
I’m the daughter of a civil rights activist and union organizer who dropped out of high school at the age ...
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Women’s Basketball Caps Off 2025–26 Season By Knocking Colby Out of NESCACs
Wesleyan women’s basketball entered this season looking to capitalize on the positives from last year. The Red and Black are ...
Celebrating the Illustrious Screen Career of Robert Duvall (1931–2026)
On Sunday, Feb. 15, 2026, an incredible actor and titan of American pop culture passed away at the age of ...
Strategic Hope and the World We Inherit
This piece is part of Letters on Pragmatic Hope, an essay series in which Wesleyan professors and administrators reflect on a ...
Americans’ Views on China are Changing: Here’s How You Can Tell
“It’s Chinese autumn.” “You met me at a very Chinese time in my life.” These phrases are variations of a ...
The Professional Women’s Hockey League and the Gold Plan Might Have Just Solved the NBA’s Tanking Epidemic
Basketball has a tanking problem. The case could be made that the problem has existed since around 2010, but it ...
WesCeleb: Quincy Segal ’26 on Pervading Different Spheres, Saying Yes, and Directing His Own Path
Quincy Segal ’26 is a history and film studies double major who truly tries to make the most out of ...
From The Argives: Cute, Concerning, and Creepy Student Love Poems From the 1800s
Love, longing, and lament lend themselves well to poetry, as the Argives know well. Valentine’s Day is approaching, and there ...
Offbeat Movie Choices for a Valentine’s Night In, from Delightful to Caustic
It’s a good thing February has Valentine’s Day; if you’re anything like me, you’ve had enough of the bitter cold ...
Marlene and Frédéric: An Ezleyan University French Love Story
Everything Frédéric had heard about America so far had been true. The people were arrogant and stubborn; the metro was ...