In “Fruits borne out of rust,” Five Japanese Artists Discover the Beauty Within Exhaustion
“Picking up fragments of my existence, / Scotch tape provides a temporary fix / that I shape with twisted scissors,” ...
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Community Organizers Discuss 2020 Elections and Grassroots Organizing
The Jewett Center for Community Partnerships and the Center for Prison Education sponsored a discussion panel on the 2020 elections, ...
Health Center Visits for Influenza-Like Illnesses See Dramatic Increase Since Last Spring
In the first five weeks of Spring 2020, Davison Health Center has seen 196 visits for influenza-like illness (ILI) in comparison ...
The Bloomberg That Could Sink America
The yearlong debacle that is the Democratic primary nomination contest has begun to finally wind down in recent months, as ...
Sense and Political Sensibilities
Across the 1990s, a long war was waged over whether or not university and high school English departments should continue ...
Who Cares if You Listen: On Accessibility, Arts, and Language
Once in a while, an article is published that is so deliciously elitist that to read it is like eating ...
WesCeleb Chris Jackson ’20 on Second Stage, Alpha Delt, and his TV Pilot
Chris Jackson ’20 remembers being a first year and meeting new people on Fountain. As a senior, he’s still talking ...
Wasch and Learn: Wasch Center for Retired Faculty Promotes Continued Education
Located on Lawn Avenue, the Wasch Center for Retired Faculty blends in seamlessly with the program houses and residences that ...
Taylor Swift Lets Her Mask Slip in “Miss Americana”—But Only Slightly
One of the most memorable scenes in “Miss Americana,” the Netflix documentary about Taylor Swift released last month, occurs in ...
Men’s Swim and Dive Struggles in NESCACs, but First Years Leave Room for Optimism
Men’s swimming and diving plunged into last place during the NESCAC Championship last weekend, signaling the end of a hard-fought ...