Dissecting the Trade That Sent Carmelo Anthony to the Oklahoma City Thunder
Carmelo Anthony’s name had been in the midst of trade talks for the better part of the last calendar year. ...
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Two to One: Volleyball Takes First Loss But Ends Weekend Strong
I know this is embarrassing, but I was actually late to the volleyball game last Thursday. Long story short, they ...
Let’s Take It From the Top: Inside the Audition Room
The process of auditioning for plays and musicals is notoriously rigorous and humiliating, arguably tolerated by only the most masochistic of ...
Hyman ’85 Wins the Literary Lottery with Chevaliers des Arts et des Lettres
Many children dream of becoming a knight, but somewhere along the way divert course upon discovering the logistical and temporal ...
Hot Takes with Hogan: Prognosticating the MLB Awards
The MLB season is coming down the homestretch. With just a handful of games remaining until the postseason begins, I ...
WesGate: In 1987, Bill Belichick ’75 Turned Down Wesleyan Football’s Head Coaching Job
In 1987, the Wesleyan Cardinal’s football team was spurned by one of their own. After a series of mediocre finishes ...
“Black Pulp!” Brings Black Narratives to Zilkha Gallery
It was once said of Jean-Michel Basquiat that he painted Black kings because “the world doesn’t celebrate Black kings.” This ...
“The Faces of Kinship Care” Comes to Wes
On Monday, Sept. 18, University graduates Julie Magruder ’17 and Jackson DuMont ’17 returned to their alma mater for a ...
Daniel Caesar’s Freudian Debut
Daniel Caesar’s debut album Freudian, which was released on August 25, is a perfect blend of R&B and gospel. Its heart-wrenching ...
At Osa, Farm to Table Meets Italian Hospitality
Students returning to campus in early September were greeted by a new restaurant on Main Street’s North End. With its ...