Editor’s Picks
Coming off a National Championship, many members of the University of Michigan men’s basketball team had some serious decisions to ...
WesCeleb: Kayla Harrison ’26 on Reproductive Justice, Intersectionality in Science, and Ultimate Frisbee
Kayla Harrison ’26 always knew she was interested in reproductive health and education, but she didn’t know her interests would ...
Player of the Week Ben Burns ’26 Talks NESCAC Honor, Leadership as Captain, and Toppling Middlebury
Ben Burns ’26 is an economics major from Suffern, N.Y., as well as an attack and captain of the men’s ...
WSA Pay: A Dissenting Senator’s Take
I am the only WSA senator who voted no to paying myself. Watching a group of well-intentioned senators propose to ...
The Broke Mind Virus: ADHD, Modern Medication, & Your Spectacularly Idiosyncratic Mind
Somewhere between that Moodle post and the second espresso shot, your cognitive momentum gives out. You find yourself returning back ...
Against Pragmatism, Against Hope—For Desire
This piece is part of Letters on Pragmatic Hope, an essay series in which Wesleyan professors and administrators reflect on a ...
On the Record: Professor Veronica Brownstone on Sly & the Family Stone and the Album That Moves You When You Need It
On the Record is a column about getting to know our professors through their music taste, built around a deceptively ...
The Wesleyan Animal Recognition Memorial Is Vacuous, Ineffectual, and Camp
I am greatly amused by this whole proposal. A plaque, “In Recognition and Memory” of all the animals that are ...
Spring ’26 Dance Theses Showcase: Captivating Movements and Transformative Stories
Dance majors’ thesis performances and capstone projects drew a crowd at the ’92 Theater on Friday, March 27 and Saturday, ...
The Case for the Animal Memorial Plaque: It’s Time for Wesleyan to Consider the Moral Cost of Our Meals and Experiments
Late last month, two representatives from the People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) tabled at Usdan University Center ...
