WeSiblings: Rivals and Friends, With A Little Help from Admissions
Last year’s story in The New York Times about the college admissions experience of a set of quadruplets created a ...
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Wesleyan College Republicans See Surge in Participation and Enthusiasm in Anticipation of Mid-term Elections
The harsh national political climate, tainted by partisan gridlock and dismal economic conditions, has led many to predict that the ...
Faculty Bands Tear Up Campus Music Scene
What’s the difference between lecturing and performing in a rock band? Whatever it may be, according to Chair of the ...
Protests in Xi’an, China: Through a Student’s Eyes
I was with some friends in Xi’an, China, less than three hours away from having to board a train back ...
WesCeleb: Camara Awkward-Rich ’11
Camara Awkward-Rich ’11 is not afraid of moving at full speed towards a stationary object, tackling both verse and biomedical ...
Fighting the Power: Reflections on the State of University Activism
When people hear “Wesleyan,” they often think of radical hippies marching outside academic buildings, students passing around petitions on Foss ...
Prof. Hingorani Wins $1.5 Million in Grants for DNA Replication Research
Deep within the twisting halls of Hall-Atwater, Assistant Professor of Molecular Biology and Biochemistry (MB&B) Manju Hingorani’s lab may seem ...
KFC, Kittens, and Coat Haggling in China
After a month of real Chinese food, I recently decided a visit to KFC was in order. The chain is ...
Traverse Square Tutoring Program Goes Beyond the Classroom
While walking down William St. there is a noticeable divide between where the LoRise apartments end and the Middletown Robert ...
WesCeleb: Mike Rosen ’11
Ever since he transferred to Wesleyan from University of Michigan his sophomore year, Mike Rosen ’11 has been making up ...