Old Fish, New Fish: Chernoff and Students Publish Discovery of New Fishes
When Grace Kohn ’22 imagined her 2020 spring break research trip with Professor Barry Chernoff, Professor Antonio Machado-Allison and ten ...
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Global Change and Infectious Disease Hits Closer to Home This Semester
The COVID-19 pandemic has upended much of the student experience at the University, but it has also given students a ...
Love in the Time of Corona: Students Navigate Intimacy Amidst a Pandemic
In a time marked by social isolation, loss, and loneliness, one would think that romance were dead. How do you capture ...
WesCeleb Matthew Rubenstein ’21 Talks Radiohead Cover Band, Wesleyan Music Scene, and Favorite Holiday Movies
You might have seen Matthew Rubenstein ’21 speed-walking across campus or scream singing at various musical events. From audio engineering ...
1918 Influenza Archives Documents the Past, COVID-19 Archives Preserve the Present
An eerily familiar Oct. 4, 1918 headline from The Hartford Courant reads, “Wesleyan Faculty Suspends Classes, Action Taken to Guard ...
Students Struggle to Find Campus Employment Due to COVID-19
From dining halls to dormitories, campus is a lot quieter this semester. There is a notable absence of students working ...
Green Fund: Like Shark Tank, but Different
Wesleyan students love to come up with projects. Whether it’s an idea for a new app connecting students on campus ...
Wesleyan’s Chocolate Chip Cookies: A Comprehensive Guide
The past 21 years of my life can be characterized as a series of overzealous pursuits to find the nearest ...
WesCelebs Katie and Olivia Lopez ’21 Discuss Art, Twin Telepathy, and the Power of Friendship
Katie and Olivia Lopez ’21 (also known as Lopii) are a dynamic duo widely known across campus. Whether the twins ...
Wesleyan Treasure Hunt Debuts on Instagram
Have you ever wished for secret treasure to be hidden around the University’s campus? Well, the University’s new student-run Instagram page, ...