The Great Meal Swipe Debate of 2017
On the evening of Nov. 16, a post in the University’s community-forum Facebook group, WesAdmits 2021, ignited a discussion about ...
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WesCeleb: Tyler Clarke ’18
While she might not admit it, Tyler Clarke ’18 is one of Wesleyan’s most prominent socialites. You might know her ...
The Top 5 Easiest Things to Bring to Any Holiday Potluck
“Would you mind bringing something?” If you’re anything like me, those five words are the worst words you could possibly ...
Bob Cassidy: From Colonel to College Professor
Before finding himself at Wesleyan, Col. Robert Cassidy spent over 30 years in the military, serving in combat and contingencies ...
WesCeleb: Jonas Powell ’18
Jonas Powell ’18 is more than just the darling of the Wesleyan Athletics photography scene. The cheerful physics major also ...
Wesleyan Language Tutor Program: A New Collaboration With Middletown
Last semester, a collaborative project began between the University and local school district officials to bring on students from Wesleyan ...
A Year Later, Campus’s Trump Voters Mixed in Their Evaluations
Pundits argue that Donald Trump’s strongest quality is his unique ability to draw supporters who follow him through any scandal, ...
Paul Manafort’s Family-Owned Company Has Battled Controversy in Connecticut
As families across the country prepared their turkey dinners last week, the former Trump Campaign Chairman Paul Manafort was granted ...
Thanksgivingstein’s Monster Mash-Up: Stuffing Eggs Benedict
Approximately 12 hours after collapsing onto the couch and dramatically declaring that I couldn’t eat for a week, I cracked ...
Thanksgiving, More Like No Thanks
For most of America, Thanksgiving means food, and family, and football. It means overcooked turkey and passive-aggressive comments about your ...