Crew Gains Momentum in Respective Meets
While this year’s spring weather may come as a novelty to some, it is not so much the same for ...
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Food Rescue Works with Middletown Shelter to Combat Hunger
For those who claim that mitigating hunger problems and advocating for environmental consciousness are two mutually exclusive objectives, Food Rescue ...
’Swings Challenges Campus to an Egg Hunt
WesWings made a very special announcement on Monday, March 26. “We are going to be giving out to some lucky people Cookie ...
“Thoroughbreds” is Beautiful Gore
Writer/director Cory Finley’s debut film “Thoroughbreds” compensates for its lack of profundity in its masterful evocation of mood. Olivia Cooke ...
Abramson Talks Russian Foreign Policy in Asia
On Monday, March 26, David Abramson ’87 came to campus to discuss Russian foreign policy and the country’s interest in Asia in ...
Senior Associate Registrar Paul Turenne Takes Position as Systems Analyst
Paul Turenne, formerly known for his position in the Registrar’s Office, moved to the ITS department to work as a ...
Baseball Starts Hot in Arizona, Prepares for Conference Play
We are back from spring break, a fence stops us from cutting through Andrus Field, and that can only mean ...
Wes Meets World: Price ’20 Takes Capitol Hill for Spring Internship
Anthony Price ’20 has taken his sophomore spring to intern for the Congressional Black Caucus Foundation in Washington, D.C. The ...
Van Dishoeck Delivers Sturm Lecture on “Ingredients for Life in Space”
March 25 to 31 is Connecticut Space Week—like Shark Week, but in Connecticut, and even more otherworldly. Museums and universities ...
Vice President of University Relations Wilson to Retire
Barbara-Jan Wilson has worked under four presidents, taken on three positions, overseen two major fundraising campaigns, and given the Wesleyan ...