WesCeleb: Kai Williams ’20
Kai Naima Williams decided that she wanted to write fiction when she was just 11 years old. Now, as she ...
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Grown Café Will Now Accept Points All Day
For the past two years, students have struggled to keep up with the high costs at Grown, the café located ...
Annual MASH Music Festival Hits Campus Stages on Friday
This Friday, Sept. 6, from 3–6 p.m., the 8th annual MASH music festival will take place on three different stages; in ...
Hot Middletown Summer: Students Talk Summer at Wesleyan
As temperatures rose and classes ended last spring, most Wes students left campus, saying goodbye to friends, teachers, and WesWings ...
Women’s Cross Country Gains First-Year Students, Seeks Strong Season
While the start of classes has created the usual hectic campus buzz, the women’s cross country team has been training and ...
Students Revive Disorientation, Campus Social Justice Primer
As the first week of classes comes to a close and the hum of routine settles over campus, returning students ...
Project No Red Zone Begins Fourth Year
Content Warning: Sexual violence The fourth annual Project No Red Zone (PNRZ) event began on Monday, Sept. 2 and will ...
On Norman Fucking Rockwell!, Lana Del Rey Eulogizes the American Dream
Norman Rockwell, the illustrator best known for his 50-year career painting spunky children and earnest adults at The Saturday Evening ...
Locating Class and Class Struggle in Hong Kong’s Struggle for Democracy
Accounts of Hong Kong’s summer of discontent have largely reflected the mainstream discourse of the protests themselves. This discourse, which ...
Summer Book Roundup: Top Subway Reads
This summer, I spent a lot of time on public transportation—namely, the New York City subway. And you know what ...