Foreign Language Teaching Assistants Offer Cultural, Conversational Language Opportunities
Picture this: You’re staring off into space in your Italian class, the new adjectives that you just learned swirling around ...
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President Roth Talks “Safe Enough Spaces,” Free Speech, and Political Correctness
President Michael Roth ’78 spoke about his new book, “Safe Enough Spaces,” with Roxanne Coady, owner of the R.J. Julia ...
Education Expansion: Boards Discuss Potential College of Education Studies and Mid-Wes Collaborative
An Education Studies advisory board led by Professors of Psychology Steven Stemler and Anna Shusterman has been meeting to discuss ...
One Day Plays Return (Messier Than Ever) to Wesleyan Stage
“This is going to be a shit show,” Pryor Krugman ’20, one of this year’s One Day Play “overlords,” yelled to ...
Men’s Rugby Displays Toughness Despite Loss to University of New Haven
A blustery Saturday morning on the Long Lane Pitch set the stage for Wesleyan’s Men’s Rugby team. The Cardinals faced ...
Climate Strike to Sit-in: CAG Continues Advocacy Following Roth’s Response
Climate Action Group (CAG) facilitated a discussion about climate change and climate activism in front of North College on Sept. ...
In “Fairview,” Drury Puts Performance of Blackness and White Guilt on Stage
Think about walking into a theater. Who is in the audience? No matter where you are, whether you’re walking into ...
Saucing with Spencer: A Comforting, Creamy Marinara
Three years ago, I came to Wesleyan with a single bagful of groceries and a dream. I would cook every ...
Addressing the Frequency of Knee Injuries in Women Athletes
Over the past few years, a significant number of women’s soccer and lacrosse student athletes at the University have suffered knee injuries—specifically ...
The Age of Critical Theory: Choosing Between Progressivism or Postmodernism
Nothing is more prevalent in the contemporary academic approach to the humanities at Wesleyan, whether in the classroom or beyond, ...