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From Vision to TrueLife: Judeley Jean-Charles ’24 Collaborates With Campus Artists on New Record Label

The senior woodframe houses of Wesleyan University are renowned for their manifold capabilities. Arranged and rearranged to accommodate potlucks, cocktail ...

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Unheard Perfectly Complements Hozier’s Unreal Unearth

After the success of his 2023 album Unreal Unearth, Irish singer-songwriter Hozier released Unheard, an EP of four songs that ...

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Frogger (Friday, March 29 Comic)

Ali Eckstein can be reached at aeckstein@wesleyan.edu. 

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Black History Month Programming Culminates With Jubilee Performances

Members of the Black Student Union, Ujamma (BSU), worked with University administrators to arrange events throughout February in celebration of ...

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“Small Mouth Sounds” Was Freaking Awesome: Silence at the End of the World

“Small Mouth Sounds,” the creative component of Nina Jakobson’s ’24 senior theater thesis, follows six participants on a five-day silent ...

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Wesleyan Men’s Ice Hockey Closes Out Season and Looks to Bright Future

Last year ended in mixed emotions for the Cardinals. The men’s ice hockey team earned their first ever NESCAC regular ...

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Play(er) of the Week: Jenna Stevens ’24 Talks Beginnings in Hockey, Locker Room Soccer, and NESCAC Defensive Player of the Year

In Play(er) of the Week, we seek to highlight Wesleyan athletes or parts of games that deserve extra attention.  Jenna ...

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Inside the Wesleyan Review of Books: New Campus Publication Creates Space for Literary Criticism

There was an undeniably electric energy in the Shapiro Center for Creative Writing and Criticism on Wednesday, Feb. 28, during ...

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WesChess: Immortal Liren

In the 2017 Chinese Chess League, a tournament between top clubs in China, future world champion Ding Liren with the ...

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“What Comes Next?” Beautifully Captures the Hardships of Growing Up as a Woman of Color

“What Comes Next?”—a staged reading of a play written by Senica Slaton ’26 and produced by the SHADES Theater Collective—was ...