Students push for Asian American Studies major
In January 2002, in an effort to gauge student interest in Asian American Studies, the Freeman Foundation gave the University ...
Features
As founding members exit, Wesleying looks to the future
As the student body has settled into its chaotic embrace with the information age, the ever-popular blog Wesleying has tapped ...
Anglers fish Connecticut waters
Although Connecticut may not be thought of as a high-profile fishing destination, the region’s pristine and well-stocked rivers are full ...
Mytheology: The wages of sin at Wesleyan
Until last Thursday, I was under the impression that the defunct Davenport Campus Center would be transformed into a building ...
Select students enjoy perks, price of off-campus housing
While many students might shudder at the concept of off-campus housing, some believe it is one of the University’s best-kept ...
Volunteering abroad offers summer challenges for students
By senior year of high school, Sam Grodman ’10 knew what he wanted to do with his life. “I had ...
The Weshop Gourmet: At long last, spring
Spring has finally arrived here in Middletown, and I couldn’t be happier. All across campus the flowering trees are in ...
Ask a Professor: Obama and Wright, Elvin Lim, Professor of Government
Question: Recently, Senator Barack Obama officially denounced his pastor Reverend Wright. How do you think Reverend Wright’s public comments, as ...
Magazine showcases wide range of student photography
“It can be difficult to want to take pictures,” said Niki Achitoff-Gray ’09. “You want to ask people before you ...
Picture brief
“Many Worlds” is the first exhibition put together by photography club Wes Shutterbugs.