The Only ED That Matters: Earth Day Prompts Reflections on Consumption Habits
For those of you that missed the memo, this past Sunday was Earth Day. Earth Day is, of course, celebrated annually by ...
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“Killing Eve” is a Stylish Spy Romp
A young woman sits in a Viennese ice cream shop, staring straight at a little girl. She tries to smile ...
The Rule Change Bound to Alter the Super League’s Landscape
Ever wonder why the “shopaholics” of Chinese Super League (CSL) have remained quiet this winter? You may be thinking about ...
Sexual Assault Awareness Week to Host Forums, Film Screening, Teach-In
Wesleyan Students for Consent and Communication (SFCC), as well as a collection of student groups involved in sex awareness and sexual ...
Israeli Apartheid Week Begins
Students for Justice in Palestine and Jewish Voice for Peace are hosting the third annual Israeli Apartheid Week from Monday, ...
Professor’s Bookshelf: Mary-Jane Rubenstein
Professor of Religion Mary-Jane Rubenstein has written several critical works and is currently in the final stages of writing a ...
Cinefiles 4/25–4/28
Okay, NOW it actually feels like we’re moving into spring, with the warmer weather and the onslaught of uncomfortable and ...
McCalmont Places University’s Relief Map Collections Within Campus, Global Histories
On the walls of the third and fourth floor of Exley Science Center are massive, three-dimensional maps, dating from the ...
Scott Backer Pleads Guilty, Sentenced to Three Years’ Probation
Former Associate Dean of Students Scott Backer will not be serving jail time after pleading guilty to charges stemming from ...
Track and Field Take Top Finishes En Route to ’CAC Championships
The men’s and women’s track teams continued their success at two meets over the past few weeks. The first meet ...