MoCon’s Modernist Architectural Legacy Up for Debate
Few events have mobilized the entire University community as much as the announcement of the beloved McConaughy Hall’s demolition did ...
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Two Broads Abroad (and Pei!): Thoughts from Amman, Jordan
I never expected Amman to be so cold already. As I nervously packed my two duffle bags for a semester ...
North End Blooms With Farmers Market
Every Friday, a diverse crowd gathers in front of It’s Only Natural, the organic supermarket, for the North End Farmers ...
Off the Grid: Students Find a Home Away from ResLife
While most students struggle every spring to find the best Low Rise or the nicest woodframe house, a small group ...
WesCeleb: Donovan Arthen ’11
If you don’t recognize Donovan Arthen ’11 from one of the many bands he plays in or his various jobs ...
The Meaning of Frisbee: Nietzsche Factor “Skies” the Competition
Most students here would not have pegged Wesleyan as an ultimate Frisbee powerhouse, but that is probably because most people ...
Two Broads Abroad (and Pei!)
Dispatches from Paris: Do the French Really Hate Us?
Conn. Political Races Heat Up
After receiving an email from Paul Turenne urging me to register to vote in Connecticut, I decided that it was ...
Wesleyan Alumni Steal Show at the 2010 Emmys
With names like Michael Bay ’86 and Joss Whedon ’87 frequenting notable alumni lists, it’s not surprising that some of ...
Firke and Feiring Look to Future, Reflect on Past Success, Regrets
After a lively, controversial election last spring, the ineffable executive duo of the Wesleyan Student Assembly (WSA), Micah Feiring ’11 ...