How Does Fascism in Japan from 80 Years Ago Relate to Today’s America?
On Tuesday, Feb. 6, Wesleyan’s Social, Cultural, and Critical Theory program hosted New York University (NYU) Visiting Associate Professor Robert ...
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What’s up With the Wesleyan University Press?
The idea of a university press may conjure up images of workers huddled over printers, hands covered in ink, copying ...
Two-Sport Athlete Chad Malinowski ’19 Recounts His Historic Experience as a Cardinal
A triple major, two-sport athlete, and Student-Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC) president, Chad Malinowski ’19 has gotten the most out of his ...
WesCeleb: Rebecca Goldfarb Terry ’19
Along with leading both Adolescent Sexual Health Awareness (ASHA) and Throw Culture on campus, Rebecca Goldfarb Terry ’19 is known for ...
“Velvet Buzzsaw” is Far Duller Than Its Title Suggests
“Velvet Buzzsaw” is a horror comedy that is neither horrifying nor funny. It’s a particularly disappointing film on a number ...
Googly Eyes and Tiny Hats: Wes Culture on the ’Gram
You’re not at all surprised when @all_eyes_on_wes follows you—this is the second Wes-related, impossibly niche Instagram account that has followed ...
In Defense of a Dynasty: Patriots Defeat Rams, Win Sixth Super Bowl
“Still Here. Never Left.” Those were the words captioning Tom Brady’s Instagram post the morning of Friday, Feb. 2. “Still Here,” referring ...
Hunt Discusses Manuscript on W.E.B. Du Bois, Black Cooperative Movement
On Tuesday, Feb. 5, Wesleyan’s Center for African American Studies hosted historian and theorist Irvin Hunt for a talk about ...
“Care For Me” Still Resonates a Year Later
After releasing his second full-length album to critical acclaim, the emerging Chicago rapper Saba, who performed in Beckham Hall last ...
Wrestling Grapples with Greatness, Falls Short at NEWA Dual Championship
Following a sixth-place finish at the NEWA Dual Championships last week, the wrestling team continued to struggle during their quad-meet ...