23andMe: A Look at the Admitted First-Year Class
As has been the trend in the past several years, the University received a record number of applications for the ...
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Player Profile: Ivie Uzamere ’21
Ivie Uzamere ’21 has dominated Wesleyan track and field since her outstanding rookie season last year. In her first year, ...
Gaspar Noé’s “Climax” Is Actually Watchable
Gaspar Noé’s newest film “Climax,” winner of the 2018 Art Cinema award at Cannes and released in the United States ...
American Football’s LP3 Takes an Old Genre in New Directions
Emo visionary American Football has always succeeded due to its self-awareness. Its first album explored the intensity yet immaturity of ...
Nationals-Bound Quiz Bowl Team Reflects on Team Success, Future Prospects
“The thing with quiz bowl is that it’s really hard,” says Zachary Bennett ’19, current captain of Wesleyan’s Quiz Bowl ...
What Was the Wesleyan Glee Club? A Primer
Glee clubs and show choirs have become more popular since Fox’s “Glee” premiered in 2009. But glee clubs actually existed long before ...
Smart and Sporty: 73 Wesleyan Athletes Earn NESCAC All-Academic Honors
There’s a reason why the word “student” comes first in “student-athlete”: Despite hours of practice on the daily, athletes at ...
Williams ’81 to Assume Role of VP for Equity & Inclusion
Alison Williams ’81 will be joining the administration as the new Vice President of Equity & Inclusion. Her appointment was recently ...
April’s Survivor Solidarity Month Seeks to Showcase Campus Resources
Students have teamed up to hold Survivor Solidarity Month (SSM) this April, a series of events that will culminate with this year’s Take ...
Bachelor of Liberal Studies Proposal Passed by Faculty
A proposal to implement a Bachelor of Liberal Studies (BLS) degree was passed by an 85 percent faculty majority on ...