WesCeleb: Liz Mitts ’18
If you haven’t seen Liz Mitts ’18 around campus playing for the women’s Frisbee team, whipping up a smoothie at ...
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Jonathan Chester P’20 Lectures About Antarctica
Jonathan Chester, a photographer, environmentalist, climber, and father of Cormac Chester ’20, shared stories from his life and work on ...
What It’s Like: Life as a Cardinal Crew Walk-on
You’ve played your sport since you were five or six. You define yourself as an athlete and an expert of ...
Stanton ’18 Breaks School Record as Men’s Lax Marches into Postseason
Men’s lacrosse soared past Trinity and Bowdoin this past week. The Cardinals are now flying toward the end of the ...
Senior Dance Concert Captures Love, Loss, Hope
This year’s Spring Senior Dance Thesis Concert featured original choreography from seven dance majors: Vaishvi Jhaveri, Rachel Davis, Amira Ottley, ...
Man Responsible for Death of Johanna Justin-Jinich ’10 Could Move to Lower-Security Facility
In 2009, Johanna Justin-Jinich ’10 was shot and killed while working an afternoon shift at Red & Black Cafe. Now, ...
Assessing the NBA Playoff Picture
The NBA Playoffs are, comparatively speaking, wide open. Houston, Golden State, Cleveland, and maybe Toronto are expected to win their ...
Track and Field Shines in Spring Meets
Track and field has been very active since the beginning of their season, with meets at Tufts, Amherst, and at ...
CARE FOR ME Turns Mourning into Masterwork
On “LIFE,” the second single from his new album CARE FOR ME, Saba offers a devastating portrait of his current existence, ...
Take a Hike: Best Outdoor Spots in the Local Area
The slow trickle of students back to Foss Hill is great news for Wes: it means that after weeks of ...