The Cultural Ramifications of Charlie Kirk’s Death
On Wednesday, Sept. 10, 2025, Charlie Kirk was fatally shot while speaking at an outdoor event at Utah Valley University ...
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Play(er) of the Week: Donte Kelly ’29 Talks Family, Wesleyan, and Early Success
In Play(er) of the Week, our goal is to highlight outstanding athletes or moments from games that deserve extra attention. ...
Flex Dining Space Opens in Usdan to Combat Mealtime Rush
Those looking for a place to sit during the crowded weekday lunch hour at Usdan will now be able to ...
International Student Orientation 2025: Colors of Wesleyan Makes Its Debut
This fall, the University welcomed 98 new international students, representing 28 countries from Barbados to Uzbekistan, during International Student Orientation ...
Vicious Circles Ultimate Frisbee Soars to First Ever National Championship Title
Wesleyan’s Vicious Circles Ultimate Frisbee, better known on campus as Vish, held the first spot in the women’s division for ...
WesCeleb: Paul Quach ’26 on Leading the WSA, Student Unions, and the Beauty of the West Coast
Paul Quach ’26—Wesleyan Student Assembly (WSA) president, psychology researcher, and WestCo resident—embodies what it means to be a Wesleyan student. ...
Film Review: “The Cruise” Isn’t All Smooth Sailing
Tour guide Timothy “Speed” Levitch earns his nickname—his quick paced ramblings outshine everything else in a documentary about his life ...
Sam’s Early NFL Takeaways
Time for the first set of NFL takeaways. I am unfortunately without my partner Teddy for this edition, but he ...
Letter From the Editors: Journalism in a Time of Crisis
Dear Reader, There’s this moment in Tony Kushner’s “Angels in America” when Prior Walter’s centuries-old ancestors visit him late at ...
It Was Not Just an Attack on Charlie Kirk, But on Free Speech
On Wednesday, conservative political activist Charlie Kirk was shot and killed, which marked the most significant political assassination in over ...