History Repeats Itself: A Tirade Against The Mookie Betts Trade
In 1918, the Boston Red Sox won the World Series. In 1919, the team failed to repeat as champions and ...
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Men’s Squash Battles Injuries but Falls Short at NESCACs
With the difficult Little Three championship behind them, the men’s squash team was hoping to build momentum at the NESCAC ...
Breaking Down the Biggest Moves at the NBA Trade Deadline
My dad often jokes that I enjoy the NBA trade deadline more than the actual games. Of course, that’s not ...
Cinefiles 2/19 – 2/22
This week’s films take us from 1932 to 2019, from Israel to New York, and from heists to heroes to ...
OurCampus Nominated for Connecticut Entrepreneur Award
OurCampus, a Wesleyan faculty review app created by Tyler Lederer-Plaskett ’21 and Rafael Goldstein ’21, was nominated for a Connecticut ...
WSA Tables Projects Budget Resolution
A Wesleyan Student Assembly (WSA) resolution to make WSA Projects budget allocations more transparent was tabled by the WSA General ...
Students Discuss Intersectional Approaches to Sustainability at Environmental Justice Town Hall
An environmental justice town hall was held last Thursday, Feb. 13 in Boger Hall. Approximately 40 students, including the new ...
Wesleyan’s First Student-Run Opera Defies Genre—and Makes it Accessible
There’s a lot you might think of when you hear the term “opera,” whether it’s loud soprano women singing in ...
Middletown Diaries: Locked in the Basement, Coffee Fraud, and Random Kindness in Usdan
Based on The New York Times’ “Metropolitan Diaries,” the Middletown Diaries feature awkward, funny, novel, or sweet anecdotes, stories, and memories ...
Wesleyan Media Project: Ten Years of Political Ad Analysis
Coming up on its 10th anniversary, the Wesleyan Media Project has become a well-known and highly praised source for information on ...