Even If the Administration Doesn’t Care About Climate Change, Wesleyan Should Still Divest
In the wake of the recent climate strikes on campus and across the globe, many students are pressuring the Wesleyan ...
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Do We Play Loud? The MLB Playoffs and the De-Juiced Ball
“They say baseball isn’t like it used to be. They’re right.” This is the beginning of the voice-over of the ...
Football Outmatched by Middlebury for First Loss of the Season
When the rest of the school left for fall break, the football team travelled to Vermont to play the team’s ...
Wesleyan Period Project Relaunches for Its Second Year
The student-led initiative Wesleyan Period Project has begun its second year on campus. The project, which began last year, ensures ...
Resource Center Debuts Self Sessions Series
The first episode of The Self Sessions video series, a live-audience series intended to be an accessible space for people ...
Three Runners Mark Personal Bests as Men’s XC Races at Conn. College Competition
Men’s Cross Country started off the second half of their season with the Connecticut College Invite at Harkness Park last ...
WesCeleb: Jadan Villaruel on Spirituality, Systems, and Social Strife
Jadan Villaruel has, according to his nominators, scores of fans around campus. His personality includes “phenomenal sassiness” and he “always ...
Selfies and the Self
To ourselves, we each ask the question: “who am I?” This is an important topic to our feeble human minds, ...
Pinsonault ’20 Leads Women’s XC at Conn. College Invitational
The women’s cross country team continued their season’s excellent momentum on Saturday, Oct. 19, when they traveled to New London ...
Mellon Research Fellow John Hulsey Talks Art and Action
John Hulsey is an interdisciplinary artist whose work engages the crisis of place in North America. He’s received fellowships from ...