From the Argives: The Wesleyan Debate Society, a Tale as Old as the University Itself
The Wesleyan Debate Society is the oldest club at Wesleyan University, bar none. When I first showed up to a ...
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WesChess: Lasker’s Beatdown
In this casual game in 1912 between Sir George Thomas with the black pieces and Edward Lasker (related to world ...
WesCelebs Chris Hadley ’24 and Arabella Katz ’24: An Iconic Wesleyan Couple
Picture this: you are walking across Andrus Field and all of a sudden you spot an iconic duo. Who could ...
Cantina Café Ristorante: A Glorious Review
Hidden underneath the Italian Society of Middletown’s principal building, an inconspicuous entryway denoted by a small “Open” sign lies hidden ...
The Lunar New Year: Food and Family
Kung Hei Fat Choi—Happy New Year! While the Asian side of my family is from the Philippines, the years that ...
Magnolia Bakery’s Banana Pudding
I grew up outside New York City, and I fondly remember my parents taking me on trips into Manhattan. Our visits ...
Students Lead the Charge: Wesleyan Harm Reduction Initiative Tackles Substance Use
In the unforgiving summer sun of Friday, Sept. 8, 2023, a group of Wesleyan students sat outside Usdan University Center, ...
WesChess: Winning Slowly
This week, we will be returning to another positional game. This puzzle, created by Chess.com user PawnInTheGame, does not contain ...
WesCeleb: Yohely Comprés on the Materiality of Water, Building Community, and the Importance of Collective Power
If you’ve ever attended a Monday-night lecture on campus, chances are you’ve encountered this week’s WesCeleb energetically participating in discussions ...
West Hartford’s Arugula Bistro: Stick to Your Strengths
Dining is an experience that should celebrate delicious flavors while promoting human connection. Arugula Bistro’s mission to bring “friends and ...