In the Original Musical “Part of Us,” Letting Go is Letting In
In “Part of Us,” each character is a stranger in their own body. There’s Adam (Amira Leila Suntana ’20), a ...
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“Call Me by Your Name” Poorly Represents the Queer Community
After a handful of my friends had been badgering me to see it for weeks, I finally watched “Call Me ...
Point-Counterpoint: “The Last Jedi”
In “Point-Counterpoint,” two of our editors debate the merits of a work of pop culture. Here, Arts Editors Connor Aberle ...
After Slate Article on Wes Athletics, Owen ’21 Snaps Back
In late December, sports author Ben Strauss wrote an opinion article for Slate.com titled “The Liberal Arts Football Factory.” In his ...
Ganbarg ’88 and Miranda ’02 Win Big at Grammys
On Sunday evening, two Wesleyan alumni, Pete Ganbarg ’88 and Lin-Manuel Miranda ’02, won Grammys for Best Musical Theater Album ...
Athletic Department Pilots New Fitness Center Hours
Late last week, in an email to all students on campus, Director of Athletics Mike Whalen and Vice President of Student ...
Professors Thomas and Collins Awarded Endowed Professorships
Professor of Mathematics and Integrative Sciences Karen Collins and University Professor in the College of Integrative Sciences and Research Professor ...
“Lovesick” is One of Netflix’s Hidden Gems
This review contains spoilers for Seasons 1 and 2 of “Lovesick.” “Finding love is all heartbreak, disappointment, and misery…until it ...
Back in the Water: Swim and Dive Faces Tough ‘CAC Competition
Students on campus may not be plunging head-first into a new semester, but the men’s and women’s swimming and diving ...
HQsage on Campus: Hit Trivia App Arrives at Wes
When the time arrives, HQ games are announced with a push notification, reading something like, “The HQ gates are open. You ...