WesCeleb Kate Luo ’21 on AASC, Phi Beta Kappa, and the Prof that Makes Chemistry Feel Like Home
Kate Luo ’21 would like you to know that despite the oft-mocked name of her hometown, she is definitely a ...
Media
No Matter How You Frame It, Your Vaccine Selfie Might Make Someone Uncomfortable
Over the course of April, my social media feed has slowly but surely become filled with three types of photos: ...
Softball Returns to Play, 378 Days Later
After over a year without play as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, the Wesleyan women’s softball team was eager to get ...
CPE Re-entry Fund Provides Support for Formerly Incarcerated Individuals
After being released from prison, coming home can lead to heightened levels of uncertainty. Finding a place to live, securing ...
Student Project Sparks Dialogue About Food Insecurity on Campus
The COVID-19 pandemic has required unexpected yet necessary changes to everyday life on campus. While the introduction of the mobile ordering ...
In “The Unwanted Siblings,” Comedy Prompts Testimony and Transformation for a Chinese Family
For a long time, I thought that stand-up comedy wasn’t for people like me. Growing up in a sea of Jerry ...
At Wesleyan and Beyond, Suburbs Produce Harmful Ideologies of Space
A model home is set against the side of the hill. Surrounding it, there is a perfect patch of sod ...
WesCeleb Revisited: Catching Up With Evan Simko-Bednarski ’07
Every week, the Features Section publishes an interview with a particularly active, interesting, or notorious senior: the WesCeleb. But where ...
The Time for Ambitious Climate Policy is Now, Senator Hickenlooper ‘74
In 2019, during his campaign for president, University alumnus John Hickenlooper ’74, MA ’80, addressed the California Democratic Party’s convention. Hickenlooper used his ...
Cardinals Baseball Opens Season Sprint Against Amherst
Wesleyan’s men’s baseball team opened their season last weekend against the Amherst Mammoths, winning the second of a 3-game series. ...