Wune Wahjet: the Institutional History of Indian Hill Cemetery
The mile-long cemetery bound by Washington, Butternut, Vine, and Cross Streets sits atop Wesleyan’s campus. It’s the final resting place ...
Features
Middletown Mayor Dan Drew’s Gubernatorial Prospects Burdened by Scandal
Three months after officially announcing his candidacy for governor, Middletown mayor Dan Drew’s campaign has faced several controversies. In late ...
Looking Beyond “The Box” on College Applications
In response to a practice that many claim is a form of racial discrimination and a hindrance to the basic ...
Thanksgiving Tips for Shameless Earth-Lovers
Ah, Thanksgiving, the holiday of football, apple pie, gratitude, overcooked fowl, and, inevitably, uncomfortable conversations. Even if you sit as ...
Professor Kilgard Talks Kilonova’s Killer Implications
This summer, on Aug. 17, the detection of an astounding phenomenon known as a kilonova sent shock waves through the ...
Bachelor in Pizza-dise: A Perfect Date at Vero Cucino Rustico
Following up on a recommendation from Mukshud Ahamed ’19 via email, I decided to branch out from Main Street cuisine ...
WesCeleb: Zenzele Price ’18
Zenzele Price ’18 is perhaps the only person at Wesleyan who has gained both national recognition for her ability to ...
Trustee Profile: Chair Donna Morea ’76
Unlike her predecessor Joshua Boger ’73, Donna Morea ’76 has kept an impressively low profile around campus. Morea, the University’s current Chair ...
A Look Into USLAC’s “Behind the Scenes” Activism
In times of unrest, demonstrators often take to the streets with cheeky signs at the ready, expressing stances that reflect ...
Students and Administration Clash in Assessments of Meal Plan Coverage
“Our wellbeing should come first,” said Esha Bhandari ’20, Wesleyan Student Assembly representative of the Dining Committee. “Once we get to ...