Signs of Women’s Labor in Japan: A Student-Curated CEAS Exhibit
At the Mansfield Freeman Center for East Asian Studies, the exhibition “Forgotten but Once Known: Signs of Women’s Labor in ...
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Middletown Locals and Wesleyan Students Protest Trump Admin in “No Kings” Protest
On Saturday, Oct. 18, hundreds of Middletown residents, community leaders, University students, and faculty gathered in Middletown to take part ...
Early Voting Opens for Middletown General Election as Giuliano Seeks to Unseat Nocera
On Tuesday, Nov. 4, Middletown residents and University students eligible to vote in Middletown will be able to cast their ...
Not Done Yet: Wesleyan Men’s Soccer Sweeps Little Three, Eyes Larger Goals
Wesleyan men’s soccer made waves last season, securing their first NCAA Division III (D-III) Tournament berth since 2012. The achievement ...
Album Review: Retro Rock Band Geese Flap Their Freaky Feathers on “Getting Killed”
“Getting Killed” is NYC rock band Geese’s fourth studio album in which they show off their expertise and comfort not ...
Player of the Week Matt Fitzsimons ’27 Talks Gold Helmet, Offensive Success, and Quest to Repeat
Matt Fitzsimons ’27 is an economics major from Somers, N.Y. and the starting quarterback for the Wesleyan football team. Taking ...
Hearing From Hometowns: How the Trump Administration Is Affecting the Homes of First-Year Students
How has the second Trump administration impacted Wesleyan University students’ hometowns? What can students from outside the New York City, ...
How the Woke Right Made Hitler Cool Again and Why Gen Z Is Falling For It
On October 14, 2025, Politico released a series of leaked text messages from the leaders of the Young Republicans. Peter ...
Women’s Golf Enters the Top 10 After Historic Fall Season
The Wesleyan women’s golf team is just six years old, but they have already orchestrated a meteoric rise in Division ...
Leslie Gielow Jacobs ’82 Reflects on Her Supreme Court Clerkship and Today’s Court
Leslie Gielow Jacobs ’82 is the Justice Kennedy Professor of Law at the University of the Pacific McGeorge School of ...