The Devastating Final Season of “Dead to Me” Explores Grief as a Circle
This article contains spoilers for seasons one through three of “Dead to Me” Content warning: mention of murder, suicide, and loss. I ...
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My 2022 in 10 Albums
The last year has been a strong one for music. While COVID-19 isn’t exactly over, its shadow on music has ...
WSA Approves Amendment to Alter SBC Bylaws
The Wesleyan Student Assembly (WSA) approved Amendment 3.44: Altering language in the Student Budget Committee (SBC) bylaws that could yield ...
Teddy’s December NFL Takes: Three Teams to Track
Happy Holidays! We’ve officially entered into perhaps the most underrated part of the NFL season: December Football. While we already ...
From the Argives: Fifteen and a Half Years of President Michael Roth ’78
For 5,369 days, Michael Roth ’78 has served as president of Wesleyan University. His administration has been filled with ups ...
Play(er) of the Week: Sophia Lindus ’26
In Play(er) of the Week, we seek to highlight Wesleyan athletes or parts of games that deserve extra attention. Sophia ...
Class of 2024 Dean Phillips Announces Retirement After 22 Years
Dean for Academic Advancement Laura Patey announced in an email to the class of 2024 on Thursday, Nov. 17, that ...
Senior Theater Thesis “Mulaqat” Explores the Meaning of Language and Family in Staged Reading
A staged reading of “Mulaqat,” a senior theater thesis written by Malaika Fernandes ’23 and directed by Avanti Sheth ’23, ...
It’s Called Soccer: American Patriotism on Social Media and the World Cup
After four hard-fought games, the U.S. men’s national soccer team was knocked out of the 2022 International Federation of Association ...
From Red to “Ready for It”: A Taylor Swift Album Ranking
Like her or not, we all know that any Taylor Swift album release is nothing short of an event. The ...