WesChess: Winning Slowly
This week, we will be returning to another positional game. This puzzle, created by Chess.com user PawnInTheGame, does not contain ...
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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 ...
Dabbling and Dribbling for All: Intramural Basketball Brings Organ Donors and Goat Covens to the Court
For many students, joining a varsity or even a club sports team is too much of a commitment—or for some, ...
From the Argives: The Many Names and Faces of the Public Affairs Center
After three years of much-needed renovation, the newly renamed Frank Center for Public Affairs (PAC) has been completed and is open to the ...
Steak Frites Soirée: Cooking with Chef G
Nothing livens up a Friday night like a themed dinner. When the days drag on and the bitter gray of ...
WesChess: Can You Beat Sergey Karjakin Like Magnus Carlsen?
This week, we will be looking at a very classical position taken from the 2016 World Chess Championship Match between ...
International Students and University Staff Navigate Labyrinthine Tax Code
Being an international student at Wesleyan means distance from one’s support systems, prohibitively expensive travel, and convoluted tax regulations to obey on pain of ...
Ragù Relay: A Conversation Between Co-Editors
I get to campus a week early. My thesis demands my attention. It’s 20 degrees Fahrenheit and there’s not a ...
WesCeleb: Io Perl-Strahan ’24 on Committing to the Line, the Extreme Sport of Drawing, and the Dynamics of Pain
You have probably seen the ink-based drawings of Io Perl-Strahan ’24 showcased at a campus tabling event or displayed on the bicep ...