Two Broads Abroad (and Pei!): An American in Paris: Bleeding Hearts and Burkas
Studying in Paris may not be as much of a culture shock as say, Amman or Beijing. Yet, despite being ...
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Out to Lunch: Students Take Their Professors to Usdan
Salads and Sociology, personal anecdotes during the main dish, and then some Dante over dessert are now possible conversation starters ...
Freshman Foodies: Turkey Day…Well Almost
The time has finally come for one of the most delicious, gluttonous, tryptophan-soaked holiday meals ever to grace the planet. ...
What’s With All the Negativity? Wesleyan Media Project Finds More Negative Political Campaigning
The Wesleyan Media Project, co-directed by Assistant Professor of Government Erika Fowler, has received coverage more than 400 times from ...
Around the world in 8 students: South Africa
Butternut squash is a big deal in South Africa. It could safely be called our national vegetable. At home, my ...
The Wayfarer’s Digest: Austin Through Locals’ Eyes
Austin, Texas, the “Live Music Capital of the World,” is a city of loud music, bold flavors, and exciting people. ...
Usdanigans: Apricot Shortbread
These have nothing to do with Thanksgiving. Neither do pegacorns (Google it), but would you say no to a pegacorn ...
Machinal Review: Insanity in a Bloodless, Mechanized World
Sophie Treadwell’s Machinal was in its day a revolutionary piece, a product of early feminism and the expressionist movement of ...
Students Work With Farm-Focused School in New Orleans
The lower ninth ward in New Orleans looks shockingly the same as it did just months after Hurricane Katrina hit ...
WesCeleb: Ruby Hernandez ‘11
When Ruby Hernandez ’11 isn’t playing volleyball—and being named NESCAC Defensive Player of the Year for the second season in ...