University Students and Alumni Present Research at Ethnomusicology Conference
From Oct. 26 to 29, the Society for Ethnomusicology held its 62nd annual meeting in Denver, Colo. University students and recent alumni ...
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Dylan Holze ’18 Nets Five Goals in Four Games; Women Open Season 2-3
Men's Hockey After several games, the Wesleyan ice hockey season is well underway. As of November 26, the men’s team ...
In “Lady Bird,” Greta Gerwig Breathes New Life into Tired Tropes
“It was given to me by me,” asserts the titular lead character of “Lady Bird” when asked if Lady Bird is, ...
Women’s Basketball Improves to 3-1
I am so ready for basketball season. Jumping, running, shooting, and scoring, there’s no end to the excitement. The women’s ...
Wune Wahjet: the Institutional History of Indian Hill Cemetery
The mile-long cemetery bound by Washington, Butternut, Vine, and Cross Streets sits atop Wesleyan’s campus. It’s the final resting place ...
Chelsea Manning Talks Activism, Whistleblowing Discussion Untouched
On Wednesday, Nov. 15 at 7:00 p.m., a sold-out audience in Memorial Chapel attended “A Conversation with Chelsea Manning.” Department Chair ...
Dan Drew Talks CT Politics at Allbritton
On Monday, Action Together Connecticut held a question and answer session in the Allbritton Center with Mayor of Middletown and ...
In Memorium for Chapecoense: Can Soccer Ever be Much More Important Than Life and Death?
It was Nov. 24, 2016, and Brazilian soccer team Chapecoense had just played through 92 minutes to a 0-0 tie against ...
Featured Zilkha Artist Laylah Ali Introduces New “John Brown Song” Video Project
“My work is not didactic, but I kind of am.” Laylah Ali, a featured artist in the Zilkha Gallery’s “Black ...
Belichick Family Honored With the Opening of Belichick Plaza
New England Patriots Head Coach Bill Belichick ’75, P’07, Hon. ’05 and his daughter, Amanda Belichick ’07, visited campus on ...