Physical Plant Installs Menstrual Bins in Residential Facilities on Campus
Physical Plant and the Wesleyan Student Assembly (WSA) Student Life Committee (SLC) have launched an initiative to install menstrual bins ...
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Poems of Our Climate: To Capture
About the Column: Poems of Our Climate is a weekly poetry column run by Oliver Egger ’23. Oliver Egger also ...
The Sympathy of Germs: Socialism of the Microbe at Wesleyan
From “Yersinia Pestis” in the 14th century to COVID-19, death due to infectious disease is a prevalent and persistent threat ...
University ITS to Retire Airwes Wi-Fi Network in January 2022
The University’s Information Technology Services (ITS) will retire the airwes Wi-Fi network in January 2022. ITS Director of User Services ...
Global Travel in a Global Pandemic: Study Abroad During COVID-19
The promise of studying abroad has always been a draw of college life: universities advertise their study abroad programs to ...
What COVID-19 Didn’t Teach Us: Illness in the Classroom
In mid-September, Mackenzie Wiley got a call from Dr. Tom McLarney, Wesleyan’s Medical Director and on-campus COVID-19 specialist, informing her ...
Major League Soccer Matchups: Playoffs Preview
With the Major League Soccer playoffs kicking off this Saturday (Nov. 20), a breakdown of the matchups and favorites is ...
University to Launch Human Rights Advocacy Minor in Fall 2022
The University will launch a Human Rights Advocacy minor, beginning in Fall 2022, through a partnership with the University Network ...
Kyle Shin ’20 Discusses Musical Expression and Upcoming EP “Always Autumn”
Kyle Shin ’20 is a San Francisco-based rapper and singer who makes music under the name Son of Paper. The ...
São Paulo GP Review: Hamilton Dominates Difficult Weekend at Interlagos to Earn 101st Win
Intense on-track and off-track controversies filled the Formula One (F1) weekend as the grid returned to the Autódromo José Carlos ...