Women’s Hockey Concludes Their Season With a Disappointing Finish
Last weekend, the women’s ice hockey season came to an end. It was a rough year for the team, particularly ...
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Men’s Ice Hockey Gains Momentum After Win Against Trinity, Heads Into Playoffs
The men’s hockey team capped off their regular season with one win and one loss against no. 7 Trinity. On Friday ...
“Miss Saigon” Tells Cautionary Tale of Asian Representation
Described as “The Epic Love Story of Our Time,” “Miss Saigon,” which is currently touring around the United States, stands ...
Cast of Lizard Featured in Jurassic World to be Displayed in Olin Library
A Mosasaur skull exhibition, developed by student workers and faculty from the Joe Webb Peoples Museum, will be installed in ...
Cynthia Rockwell Reflects on 30 Years at Wesleyan in Anticipation of Retirement
As Cynthia Rockwell approaches her last week at Wesleyan, she steps down as one of the powerhouses of the communications department, ...
Dean of Equity and Inclusion Teshia Levy-Grant ’00 to Leave University
Ahead of her departure, the University held a reception to honor Dean for Equity & Inclusion Teshia Levy-Grant ’00 on Wednesday, ...
Program House Assessments Prompt Changes for 2020-2021
Lighthouse and French Hall will be relocated next semester and Farm House and Full House are currently on probation, as ...
16 Wesleyan Students Attend Latina Empowerment and Development (LEAD) Conference
Sixteen Wesleyan students attended the 2020 Latina Empowerment and Development (LEAD) Conference at Harvard University from Feb. 8–9. The conference ...
In “Corazones,” Six Latina Women Celebrate and Remember Their Community
Underneath the multi-colored picado banners lining the WestCo Cafe, a six-woman chorus bursts forth from a white tent toward the audience. ...
Cinefiles 2/26-2/29
It seems like we just began a new calendar at the Film Series, but here we are in our final ...