U.S. State Department’s Storella Lectures on The Global Refugee Crisis
With 21.3 million people classified as refugees worldwide, it has become hard to conceptualize the human toll of the Syrian ...
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Future’s Homeric Epic in the Streaming Era
Homer had “The Iliad” and “The Odyssey,” while Future apparently has FUTURE and HNDRXX, doing his part to make Atlanta ...
WesCeleb: Julia DeVarti
In the last two-and-a-half years, Julia DeVarti ’17 has done more than others at the University do in four. After transferring ...
Women’s Lax Upsets No. 13 Bates in OT With Game-Winner From Abby Horst ’19
Frigid temperatures, gusting winds, and a nationally ranked opponent were no match for the women’s lacrosse team on Sunday, which ...
Trustee Betsey Schmidt ’89 Champions Alternative to DeVos Model of Education
As one of the newest members of the Board of Trustees, Betsey Schmidt ’89 defies the stereotypes of the Ivory ...
Boylan ’80 and Chee ’89 Talk Identity, Gender, and Sexuality at Wes
The evening began with a 19th-century Parisian opera singer, and by 6 p.m. it had moved to a hookup in ...
Top-Seeded Hamilton Ends Men’s Hockey’s Cinderella Season
Looking to extend its surprisingly strong season at least one more game, the men’s hockey team traveled to Hamilton this past ...
The Angsty Superhero Cliché Finally Succeeds in “Logan”
“Logan” is not a superhero movie. It’s a western and a character drama, both starring superhumans. But still, “Logan” is ...
Trustees Extend President Roth’s Contract Through 2023
The Michael Roth ’78 era at Wesleyan is just getting started. On Saturday afternoon, Chair of the Board of Trustees ...
Broad Street Will Not Keep Books Past March 15
In preparation for the opening of a new University bookstore on Main Street, Broad Street Books has announced that after ...