Women’s Basketball Starts Strong, but Falters in Recent Stretch
The women’s basketball team began the season with a six-game winning streak, the best start to a season since the 2004–05 campaign. ...
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Men’s Hockey Faces Tough NESCAC Competition With Mixed Results
The men’s hockey team’s inconsistent play that hindered them in the beginning of the season has continued to hamper them ...
Women’s Squash Crushes Competition, Men Primed for Success
Wesleyan squash has soared to new heights over an action-packed winter break. There is no better place to begin than ...
Student Tests Negative for Coronavirus
The University student who was monitored for coronavirus tested negative for the disease, Davison Health Center Medical Director Tom McLarney ...
Track Defeated in Little Three Championship, but Rebounds in Invitational Slate
Track and Field may have opened their winter season in December, but it wasn’t until this month that the team’s ...
Johnny Hayes ’20 Shares Creative Process Behind Recent EP Release
Johnny Hayes ’20, who sings under the name Perihelion, released their debut EP, Introduction [No. A] on Dec. 1, 2019. ...
E2020 Funds Student Civic Engagement Over Winter Break
With the 2020 presidential primaries approaching, many colleges have been pushing for more civic and political involvement from their students. As ...
“I’m the Plant Lady”: Meet Wesleyan’s Watering Woman
It was a Friday afternoon, and I was sitting in SciLi, hoping to get some work done before the weekend. ...
Six Senators, Including Two Write-ins, Elected to WSA in Winter Election
Two returning and four new senators were elected to the Wesleyan Student Assembly (WSA) General Assembly (GA) in the Winter ...
GOVT372 Survey Looks At Loud Side, Quiet Side Political and Romantic Divides
This semester, GOVT372 “Political Communications in a Polarized Era” conducted a campus-wide survey to examine University students’ political perspectives, which addressed ...