WesCeleb: Saydie Grossman ’26 on A Cappella, Theater, and Finding Her Place
Saydie Grossman ’26 has done everything. In this week’s WesCeleb, she looks back on her experience at the University: shifting ...
Features
From the Argives: How Off-Campus Housing Got Axed
For decades, one question sparked fights between students and administrators: Who gets to decide where students live? A mere 20 ...
Katherine Forrest ’86 on Her Time as a Federal Judge, the Future of AI, and Wesleyan Memories
Katherine Forrest ’86 is a retired United States District Court Judge for the Southern District of New York and currently ...
WesCeleb: Annie Hedgepeth ’26 on Farming, Finding the Sublime, and Enjoying Things Earnestly
If you take a short stroll around campus with Annie Hedgepeth ’26, you’ll notice that she has many people to ...
From the Argives: Chalking Up Trouble Since 2002
In light of recent bans on our campus (BORGs and beer pong and ice luges, oh my!), this week, the ...
Professor Discusses Green Card Fears Under Trump Immigration Crackdown
Since the second Trump administration began in January, the government has repeatedly and increasingly targeted immigrants in the United States. ...
Macie Carlos ’27 is “Playing It Forward”: Student’s Program Repurposes Gear for Middletown Athletes
One summer night, Macie Carlos ’27 realized just how much functional athletic gear was being thrown away on campus. An ...
From Wesleyan to SCOTUSblog: Zachary Shemtob ’06 on Working in Law and Covering the Supreme Court
In the coming months, the Supreme Court will decide many of the biggest legal questions facing the nation, from the ...
Steamed Shrimp with Garlic and Vermicelli: Recipe by Patrick Ling ’28
Whenever I want to treat myself after a long week, I make steamed shrimp with garlic and vermicelli. Beyond its ...
Office Hours: Lauren Silber on Writing, Affect Theory, and What We Can Learn from Failure
Lauren Silber is an Assistant Director of Academic Writing and an Associate Professor of the Practice in Academic Writing at ...