Thirty-Five Fire Alarms Activated So Far This Semester, in Line With Years Past
Since students returned to campus in September, there have been 35 fire alarm activations in University buildings. In a typical ...
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In “Talking to Strangers,” Malcolm Gladwell Talks Forever, Says Little
I might as well get the embarrassing part of this review out of the way right off the bat: I ...
Cinefiles 10/9-10/12
It’s hard to believe that we’re already nearing the end of our first Film Series calendar of the semester! We ...
Men’s Soccer Ties Tufts, Continues Strong Defensive Play
Men’s soccer had an up-and-down week that saw them go 1–1–1. The Cards finished up the final Sunday of September ...
Professor’s Bookshelf: Joseph Siry Talks Architecture and Air-Conditioning
Packed bookshelves spanning wall to wall seem to contribute to the architecture of Professor of Art History and Kenan Professor ...
Library Pilots New Honors Thesis Carrel Assignment Process
A new thesis carrel assignment process for honors thesis writers, which assigns two students to each carrel rather than assigning ...
Men’s XC Wins Paul Short Run by One Second
This cross country season began following the pattern of the last few years: The team placed last at the Little ...
Yerushalmy’s “Paramodernities” Deconstructs Iconic Works of Choreography
Content Warning: Sexual violence On Friday, Oct. 4, Wesleyan’s CFA theater hosted the Connecticut Premiere of New York City-based dance ...
Long Lane’s Annual Pumpkin Fest Brings Together Wes, Middletown
The University’s annual Pumpkin Festival, co-sponsored by the College of the Environment (CoE), took place this past Saturday, Oct. 5, ...
Undocumented and Unafraid at Wes: The First Year Perspective
The University has long prided itself as an institution that welcomes students from various walks of life, ethnic groups, and identities. ...