Pragmatic Hope Needs Radical Hope
This piece is part of Letters on Pragmatic Hope, an essay series in which Wesleyan professors and administrators reflect on a daunting question: How can students act with purpose and ...
Letters to the Editor
How “Minding One’s Words” Can Contribute to Pragmatic Hope
This piece is part of Letters on Pragmatic Hope, an essay series in which Wesleyan professors and administrators reflect on a daunting question: How can students act with purpose and ...
Letter From the Editors: At 45 Broad Street, Someone Like You Cares a Whole Awful Lot
Dear Reader, A friend, a fellow at NPR, recently recounted a morning when six journalists had to look over a sentence they’d written before it could air. That number made ...
The Classroom as Liberatory Space
This piece is part of Letters on Pragmatic Hope, an essay series in which Wesleyan professors and administrators reflect on a daunting question: How can students act with purpose and ...
Political Faith in an Age of Despair
This piece is part of Letters on Pragmatic Hope, an essay series in which Wesleyan professors and administrators reflect on a daunting question: How can students act with purpose and ...
Calibrating Your Inner Compass
This piece is part of Letters on Pragmatic Hope, an essay series in which Wesleyan professors and administrators reflect on a daunting question: How can students act with purpose and ...
Wesleyan’s Vegetarian Plaque May Become More Persuasive
Wesleyan University in Middletown often rivals Yale University in New Haven for nutty political correctness, and that’s how many people perceived its most recent news. A group of Wesleyan students, ...
Make a Difference Here and Now
This piece is part of Letters on Pragmatic Hope, an essay series in which Wesleyan professors and administrators reflect on a daunting question: How can students act with purpose and ...
A Personal Reflection on Political Life in Trump’s America
This piece is part of Letters on Pragmatic Hope, an essay series in which Wesleyan professors and administrators reflect on a daunting question: How can students act with purpose and ...
President Roth Can’t Kill the Wesleyan Animal Recognition Memorial
It was late September 2014, and I was eighteen, marching through the streets of Manhattan in what was, at the time, the largest climate mobilization in history: The People’s Climate ...