Written in the Stars: Oct. 31
The Horoscope Hotties are back again with another installment of Written in the Stars, your trusty source of intel for all ...
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“The Florida Project” Bursts with Childlike Wonder
In one of the strongest scenes of “The Florida Project,” a young mother hitchhikes with her kindergarten-aged daughter and her daughter’s friend along a strip of ...
Galganov ’17 Missing in Peru, Students and Alumni Reach Out to Offer Aid
Jesse Galganov ’17 had planned to backpack throughout South American and Southeast Asia for eight months starting on Sept. 24. ...
Naval War College Prof. Nichols Discusses “US Foreign Policy in the Age of Trump”
Professor and author Thomas Nichols visited campus on Wednesday for a lecture and book signing event titled “US Foreign Policy in ...
Football Defeats Bowdoin, Anticipates Homecoming Matchup Saturday Versus Williams
After a close loss last week at the hands of Little Three rival Amherst, the Cardinals needed a victory on ...
Sacha Yanow on Celebrity, Desire, and Solo Performance
On Wednesday, Oct. 18, Sacha Yanow visited the University to perform “Cherie Dre,” a richly imagined one-woman show that tells ...
MoMA’s Unfolding Portrait of Louise Bourgeois Embodies Material and Emotional Variety
An artist who crafts a looming 30-foot sculpted spider and names it “Mother” should not be one whose works offer ...
Women’s Crew Takes Second at Charles, First at Fish
But in order to even be prepared for races, both teams have been hard at work in the gym and ...
Field Hockey Finishes Season With Conn College Conquest
After a tough few months, field hockey finished the season strong with a win against ’CAC competitor Conn College. With ...
Men’s and Women’s Soccer Seasons End Prematurely
Through triumphs, loses, and many overtimes, the Wesleyan soccer teams have had anything but a predictable season. Though their seasons ...