Florist’s If Blue Could Be Happiness Is Bedroom Pop that Refuses Classification
Florist released its second album, If Blue Could Be Happiness, on Friday, Sept. 29 via Double Double Whammy. The album is ...
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Lori Gruen Wins Visiting Professorship at Princeton
Lori Gruen, the William Griffin Professor of Philosophy, Professor of Science in Society and Professor of Feminist, Gender and Sexuality ...
Ending the Drought: Volleyball Captures First Little Three Title Since 1992
Your Wesleyan Cardinals are Little Three Champions! The women’s volleyball team did what they do best this weekend, beating the ...
WeSLAM Looks to the Future After Chaotic 2016 CUPSI Experience
Are you a poet but you didn’t even know it? WeSLAM is Wesleyan’s only slam poetry team. Each year, five ...
The Queen of Vegetables: Eggplant
The other day I came back from dinner with my parents, and my roommate asked me what was in the ...
Novelist Davis ’17 Talks Writing Process and Her ‘Jewish Farm Camp’
Jenny Fran Davis ’17 only graduated this past May, but St. Martin’s Press is set to publish her debut novel ...
Gaiutra Bahadur and Kaitlyn Greenidge ’04 Amplify Marginalized Voices
On a muggy evening last week, students crowded into Russell House to hear Kaitlyn Greenidge ’04 and Gaiutra Bahadur read ...
Wesleyan Football Improves to 2-1 in Victory Over Hamilton
This week’s football game was a commanding victory for the Cards over the weak Hamilton squad that has yet to win ...
“Nathan for You” Kicks Off Season 4 by Legally Impersonating Michael Richards
Last week, Nathan Fielder’s “Nathan for You” returned for the fourth season of outlandish antics, kicking off with a characteristically elaborate plot ...
Battle of the Beans: Pi vs. Espwesso vs. Red & Black
In a campus with a variety of coffee joints, students must decide which is their preferred mode of coffsumption. Three ...