“Last Night in Soho:” Edgar Wright’s New Direction Mixes Polished Style With Messy Substance
“Last Night in Soho” is like nothing director Edgar Wright has ever done before. Best known for “Shaun of the ...
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Fantasy Fiascos: The Fleeting Nature of Football Greatness
Two weeks ago last Monday, I was holed up in Exley for a late-evening study session with two things on ...
Rule Changes, Missing Players, and Surprise Starts: NBA Season Begins with a Bang
The 2021-22 NBA season has begun, and the league continues to innovate with rule changes that have left players like ...
Women’s Soccer Continues Success in Regular Season and at NESCAC Semifinals
The women’s soccer team has advanced to the NESCAC semifinals following a dramatic 2–1 come-from-behind victory against Bowdoin at home ...
WesCeleb Alice Musabe ’22 Talks the Resource Center, Poetry, and Life on Campus As an International Student
Content Warning: This article contains references to domestic violence. A STEM major who does poetry, social justice work, and assists ...
Route 9 Brings a New Outlet for Print Literature to Wesleyan
After months of planning and fabricating, Route 9 Literary Collective released the inaugural issue of The Lavender, their student-based poetry ...
The Intersection of Music and Justice: An Interview with Jason Torello
If you saw “Echoes of Attica,” a play about the 1971 prison uprising put on by the Center for the ...
University COVID-19 Positivity Rate Remains Near Zero
The University’s COVID-19 positivity rate over the past month has remained under 0.12%, with only two students and two faculty ...
SACNAS Creates Space for Underrepresented Communities in STEM
Assistant Professor of Molecular Biology & Biochemistry Teresita Padilla-Benavides founded a University chapter of the Society for Advancement of Chicanos/Hispanics and ...
Financial Aid Office Provides Health Insurance Grants to Qualifying Students
The Financial Aid Office began offering student health insurance grants to eligible members of the class of 2024 for the 2020–2021 ...