WesCeleb: Isabel Algrant ’21 Wants to Talk to You
Whether she’s leading tours for prospective students, creating her theater thesis, or blazing new trails for artistic students of color ...
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Immunocompromised on Campus: Students Share Perspectives On Life During A Pandemic
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) defines a person who is immunocompromised as someone who has a condition ...
International Students Reflect on Challenges Amidst Pandemic
Whilst students across the United States were taking a much-needed spring break, their universities were grappling with how to run ...
A Semester Deferred: Wesleyan Students Discuss Time Off Campus
In July, when the University announced its decision to bring students back to campus for a drastically modified hybrid in-person ...
Wesleyan’s Academic Response to Black Lives Matter
The second wave of Black Lives Matter protests began in spring 2020 in response to the police killing of George Floyd. ...
Odrimelissa Marmol Launches Mask-Making Business
During the pandemic, buying and wearing masks has become a common practice. For Odrimelissa Marmol, the pandemic has presented an ...
WesCeleb Tyler Lederer-Plaskett ’21 on ITS, OurCampus and Senior Year
Whether creating the incredible OurCampus app to guide University students in choosing classes or helping out with Wi-Fi and computer ...
WesWings and Red & Black Cafe Adapt to Pandemic, With One Employee COVID-19 Case
WesWings (’Swings) and Red & Black Cafe (RBC) have substantially altered their protocols in order to safely serve customers during ...
A New Way of Learning: First Year Seminars Offered Over Summer
The summer before the first year of college is always complicated. Choosing classes, crafting the perfect WesAdmits posts (plus stalking ...
Middletown Small Businesses Adapt to COVID-19
Small businesses in Middletown that rely heavily on students for economic revenue have been hit hard by the COVID-19 pandemic and ...