Hockey Finishes Promising Northeast Campaign
This weekend, the Wesleyan men’s ice hockey traveled around the northeast to play two road games against NESCAC rivals. The ...
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Medieval Studies Program Hosts Talk on The Alt-Right and the Middle Ages
On Monday, Dec. 4, the Medieval Studies Program, the Division of Arts and Humanities, and the Division of Social Sciences, co-sponsored ...
DKE v. Wes: Jury Verdict Upheld, Brothers Return Fall 2018, Univ. to Appeal
On Monday, Dec. 4, Judge Edward S. Domnarski upheld this summer’s jury verdict on the Kent Literary Club (KLC) Et. ...
Bob Cassidy: From Colonel to College Professor
Before finding himself at Wesleyan, Col. Robert Cassidy spent over 30 years in the military, serving in combat and contingencies ...
Glam Rock and Girl Friday Star Lisa Jackson Returns for Two Nights Only
New York’s glam rock star Lisa Jackson and her band Girl Friday have returned this weekend after an 11-year hiatus for two sold-out ...
WesCeleb: Jonas Powell ’18
Jonas Powell ’18 is more than just the darling of the Wesleyan Athletics photography scene. The cheerful physics major also ...
Wesleyan Language Tutor Program: A New Collaboration With Middletown
Last semester, a collaborative project began between the University and local school district officials to bring on students from Wesleyan ...
A Year Later, Campus’s Trump Voters Mixed in Their Evaluations
Pundits argue that Donald Trump’s strongest quality is his unique ability to draw supporters who follow him through any scandal, ...
“Call Me By Your Name”: A Picturesque but Restrained Love Story
Luca Guadagnino’s “Call Me By Your Name” is a romance film about the love between a 17-year-old boy, Elio (Timothée Chalamet), ...
“Hadestown” is a Modern Myth
Why do we keep telling myths? That is the question at the heart of “Hadestown,” a refreshingly inventive new musical ...