NBA Playoff Preview: Part One
The NBA playoffs are here! After a long regular season full of iconic moments, star ascensions, and (of course) drama, ...
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Play(er) of the Week: Luke LaSaracina ’25 Talks 100 Hits, Little League Memories, and Being a Two-Sport Cardinal
In Play(er) of the Week, our goal is to highlight outstanding athletes or moments from games that deserve extra attention. ...
On Heartbreak and Healing: A Review of Maggie Rogers’ New Album Don’t Forget Me
Maggie Rogers first rose to prominence after a video of her class at the New York University Clive Davis Institute ...
Women’s Tennis Wins Fifth Straight Little Three Championship, Remains Undefeated
The last four years of women’s tennis in the NESCAC have been dominated by the Red and Black. They have ...
Code_Wes and the Computer Science Dilemma at Wesleyan
Code_Wes, the University’s coding club, serves a crucial purpose in supplementing academics with a strong learning community. Founded during the COVID-19 ...
Picking Your Pickles With Ava
In a world as divisive as ours, I find it easiest to categorize people into two types: pickle lovers and ...
Investigative Reporter Andrea Bernstein P’20 Talks Trump’s Criminal Trial
On Wednesday, April 17, investigative journalist Andrea Bernstein P’20 met with University students and faculty to discuss her career in ...
Fish Tacos With Friends
Take a second and imagine with me. You’re sitting with your favorite people at a table outside, watching the sun begin ...
The Riveting History of Augusta National’s Caddie Corps
I set out to write an article about the history of Augusta National’s racist past by chronicling the journey of ...
Office Hours: Daniel Steinmetz-Jenkins on Intellectual Curiosity Without Grades, Using History To Think About the Present, and the Study of Raymond Aron
Assistant Professor of History and in the College of Social Studies (CSS) Daniel Steinmetz-Jenkins, who arrived at Wesleyan in 2021, has quickly ...