Women’s Swim and Dive Rewrites Program History in NESCAC Tournament
After a seventh-place finish in the 2016-2017 NESCAC campaign, the best for the program since 2008, the women’s swim and ...
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WSA VP Godbole ’19 Introduces WESkim
WESkim, a new service offered by the Wesleyan Student Assembly (WSA), summarizes the most important news from the latest WSA ...
L.A. Times Book Prize Recognizes Wes Press Poets
Two books published through the Wesleyan University Press are finalists for poetry in the Los Angeles Times Book Prizes. This year ...
Women’s Basketball Advances to NESCAC Semis
If only Middlebury College weren’t 213.5 miles away from my room in Butts A. If I could have made the trip ...
Community Rallies in Support of Neighbor Facing Deportation
Community members rallied outside Meriden City Hall on the evening of Tuesday, Feb. 20 in support of Nelly Cumbicos, who ...
Best Indie Tracks of 2018—So Far
Unfortunately, and for reasons that I do not intend to enumerate here, 2018 has been off to a pretty terrible ...
Man Livestreams Crash into Middlesex Hospital, Lights Himself on Fire
Shortly before 10 a.m. on Thursday, Feb. 22, a man crashed a silver sedan into the emergency room entrance of ...
University Receives Grant for New Electron Microscope
This February, the University replaced a 10-year-old scanning electron microscope (SEM) with a brand new field-emission SEM (FESEM), which provides ...
Road Trip: Dos and Don’ts of Eating on the Go
Whether it’s driving home at the end of the semester, taking a spring break road trip, or visiting out-of-state friends ...
WeSled: Wesleyan’s First (and Only) Olympic Luger
Early in 1983, George Tucker was a PhD candidate at the University. He spent his days studying physics, using a ...