Coronavirus at Wes: Navigating Between Confusion and Compassion
Coronavirus: How concerned should Wes be? The 2019 novel coronavirus (2019-nCoV), as it is officially referred to, has attracted a ...
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“Long Day’s Journey Into Night” Pushes the Boundaries of Character Psychology and 3D Cinematography
Halfway through “Long Day’s Journey into Night,” Luo Hongwu (Huang Jue) gives up. After spending an hour of screen time ...
2020 Oscars: A Timid Move Towards Accepting Foreign Films
As the annual film award season nears its conclusion, the film industry and its appreciators hold their breath in anticipation ...
Nostalgia with Intention: The Best Broadway Revivals Are More Than Just Remakes
As the 2019 revival of “Oklahoma!” closes on Broadway, the star-studded “The Music Man” returns to a big New York ...
Quiara Alegría Hudes’s Vision of “Beautiful Disruption”
i. Closer You stare at the camera, with your head cocked to the side, your hand launched toward the viewer. ...
Men’s Hockey Snaps Losing Streak, Looks to Revive Struggling Offense
Last weekend, the men’s hockey team’s losing streak snapped at three games when they tied Amherst 1–1 in a hard-fought game. ...
Men’s and Women’s Squash Bested at Little Three Championship
The Wesleyan squash team has been tearing it up as of late, but faced its toughest test of the year this ...
Women’s Basketball Continues a Season of Streaks
The women’s basketball team is driving down the home stretch with only four games left in the regular season. After twenty ...
WesCeleb: Simone Roberts-Payne ’20 Loves Usdan Breakfast
Meet Simone Roberts-Payne; the friendly face of Olin, Espwesso, Usdan breakfast, and maybe your first-year hall. Wherever you see her, ...
A Sad Farewell: Savers Closure Leaves Students Forlorn
The rumors are true: Wesleyan students’ beloved Meriden Savers has closed. Modestly defined by Google as a “thrift store chain ...