Wesleyan Football Dominates Bates in 41–10 Season Opening Victory
Wesleyan football truly hit the ground running this year. In their season opening game, the Cardinals extended their winning streak ...
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The Legacy of Alvin Lucier: Transforming the World Of Experimental Music at Wesleyan and Beyond
Walking toward the archives in the Music Library on the third floor of Olin Library, one might notice a glass ...
On-Campus Organizations Increase Access to Abortion Care Resources
Following the Supreme Court’s June repeal of Roe v. Wade in Dobbs v. Jackson, the adequacy of on-campus abortion resources ...
Renee Gladman’s “The Dreams of Sentences” Conceptualizes Language Through Art
“The Dreams of Sentences,” a new exhibition in the Ezra and Cecile Zilkha Gallery showcasing work by artist Renee Gladman, ...
Roger Federer’s Retirement Marks the End of a Monumental Career and a Golden Tennis Era
The end of an unmatched era of tennis has arrived. With Serena Williams’ probable retirement from the sport earlier this ...
WesCeleb: Anna Fehr ’23 Talks Astronomy Research, WesWIS, and Juggling Everything
Anna Fehr ’23 is deeply immersed in science on campus. From serving as the teaching assistant (TA) for a computer ...
Sharing Culture and Taking Action: Friends of Tibet Starts Up at Wesleyan
Tenzin Yengkey ’25 is proudly Tibetan. She grew up attending a Tibetan school in New York City and speaks Tibetan ...
Eight First Year Students Elected to WSA
Eight first year students—Catherine Auerbach, David Tu, Liam Farrell, Lilly Hoefflin, Paul Quach, San De Min, Sarika Akila, and Zoe ...
Play(er) of the Week: Mariko Tanaka ’24
In Play(er) of the Week, we seek to highlight Wesleyan athletes or parts of games that deserve extra attention. Mariko Tanaka ...
The Changing of the Guard: 2022–23 NBA Season Preview
The 2022–23 NBA season marks a grand power shift in the league. As perennial greats like LeBron James and Kevin ...