In Slow Dakota’s Rumspringa, Sauerteig Archives His Own Migration
The word “Rumspringa,” which translates to “jumping or hopping around,” refers to an adolescent rite of passage. The custom is ...
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“What is a Book?” Ask Professors Aresu and Fallon
On Tuesday, Oct. 10, the English Department hosted a panel, in the Downey House Lounge, of two professors to discuss the ...
Jackson ’90 Discusses His New Book, “Chester B. Himes: A Biography”
On Tuesday at 4:30 p.m., Professor Lawrence P. Jackson ’90 led this year’s Center for African American Studies Distinguished Alumni ...
Posse Profiles: Veteran Dennis White ’19 Talks Progressive Politics and Journey from West Virginia to Wesleyan
Anyone coming from a background like Dennis White ’19 would most likely perceive his enrollment at a school like Wesleyan ...
Exley Science Center Evacuated Due to Basement Room Fire
On Oct. 10 at around 6 p.m., a fire was reported in a basement laboratory in Exley Science Center. The ...
Hot Takes With Hogan: Top 10 NFL Quarterbacks
No other player, in any sport, has as much influence on their team’s success as an NFL quarterback. This is ...
Volleyball Improves to 15-1 With Huge Weekend Ahead in Maine
It was a stressful weekend to be a Wesleyan volleyball fan. The team faced off against Union College on Friday ...
After a Short Season, Wes Golf Says Goodbye to the Green
After a short but eventful season, Wesleyan’s golf team packed up their putters on Sunday, Oct. 1. Less than a ...
PAC Speaker Series Kicks Off with Bauerlein’s Take on “The Burden of Nonconformity”
Last Thursday, as part of the University’s Public Affairs Center (PAC) speaker series, Mark Bauerlein, a professor of English at ...
Rapidly Growing Muslim Student Association Talks Recent Activity and Hope for the Future
The University’s Muslim Student Association (MSA) partnered with the International Young Leaders Assembly (IYLA) this past summer, and three MSA ...