Wesleyan Film Series Presents “Queendom,” a Story of Defiant Queerness in Russia
On Wednesday, Sept. 24, the Wesleyan Film Series screened Agniia Galdanova’s powerful documentary “Queendom.” Following the film was a Q&A ...
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WesCeleb: Annie Hedgepeth ’26 on Farming, Finding the Sublime, and Enjoying Things Earnestly
If you take a short stroll around campus with Annie Hedgepeth ’26, you’ll notice that she has many people to ...
World Series Roundtable: Predicting the Unpredictable as Tumultuous 2025 MLB Season Comes to Close
After an action-packed final day of the regular season, the bracket is set, and playoff baseball is upon us. It’s ...
The Final Season of “The Summer I Turned Pretty”: Smash Success Closes with Fan Factions, an Axed Wedding, and a Team Conrad Victory Lap
Spoiler warning: This article contains plot details from “The Summer I Turned Pretty.” The third and final season of “The ...
In Attempting to Silence Kimmel, Trump Grinds Away at Pillars of Free Expression
The First Amendment grants us the rights to freedom of speech and freedom of the press. But to what extent ...
From the Argives: Chalking Up Trouble Since 2002
In light of recent bans on our campus (BORGs and beer pong and ice luges, oh my!), this week, the ...
Following Resignation of Mayor Florsheim ’14, Interim Mayor Nocera to Run in November
Middletown Mayor Ben Florsheim ’14 made headlines in late May when he abruptly resigned from his post, only two years ...
Make American Healthcare Less Trumped-Up Again
On Monday, President Trump announced a recommendation that pregnant women should limit Tylenol use in order to reduce autism rates. Trump’s ...
Player of the Week: Elliana Moreno ’27 Talks Catching Fire, Defensive Strength, and NESCAC Honor
Elliana Moreno ’27 is an economics major and data analysis minor from Manhattan Beach, Calif. and a libero on the ...
State Department Bars Two International Students From Entry to United States
According to the Office of International Student Affairs (OISA), two international students were unable to begin their studies at Wesleyan ...