Fine Tuning: Campus Singers Reflect On A Cappella Scene
On Sunday, Sept. 2, the University’s a cappella groups held their yearly performance showcase to introduce the first years to ...
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Forecasting Europe’s Five Major Soccer Leagues
With the beginning of September comes much-anticipated matches in top-flight European soccer. With the big five leagues (English Premier League, ...
Upcoming Shasha Seminar to Focus on Suicide and Survival
From September 14-15, Wesleyan will host its annual Shasha Seminar for Human Concerns. This year’s event, titled “Suicide and Resilience: ...
Not Another Dead Girl: HBO’s “Sharp Objects” Foregrounds Women’s Rage
Warning: This article contains major spoilers for “Sharp Objects.” Finishing up its first—and reportedly only—eight-episode run on Aug. 26, HBO’s ...
Trials and Tribulations: Zoe Oasis ’21 Describes Her Journey Through Multiple Knee Injuries
You hear it all the time in sports news: “....is out for the year with a torn ACL.” It’s a ...
Olin Restoration Leaves Windows Boarded Up and Study Rooms Closed
Several of the windows of Olin Memorial Library have been removed and are being restored, a project that has led ...
Peer Advocates for Working Students Formed to Educate and Fight for Student Workers
A new student group called Peer Advocates for Working Students (PAWS) has been formed to educate student workers about their ...
From “Jurassic World” to “Mission Impossible”: Ranking the Summer’s Biggest Movies
Each summer, Hollywood releases many of its biggest movies. They’re the kinds that can cost over $200 million to produce ...
Men’s Soccer Hopes to Correct 2017’s Missteps, Improve on Disappointing Finish
Through the first six games of last fall, men’s soccer posted a 5-1 record, with wins over strong sides including ...
Dial M for Middletown: The Essential First Year Guide to Forest City’s Hidden Gems
Almost everyone has heard Middletown called “the New York City of central Connecticut.” It’s a real thing we have heard. ...