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Player of the Week Joshwin Jennings ’27 Talks Game-Tying Goals, Staying Even Keeled, and Upcoming NESCAC Semifinal

Joshwin Jennings ’27 is an economics major and data analysis minor from Parsippany–Troy Hills, N.J., and a forward on the ...

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Artist Spotlight: Inside The Shed, the Heart of Student Music at Wes 

In a time when the world feels so divided by screens, headlines, and the general noise of being alive, there’s ...

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Nocera, Local Dems, and Ballot Measures Notch Wins in General Election

Middletown will remain under Democratic leadership after Mayor Gene Nocera won his bid to keep his seat in Tuesday’s election. ...

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Cherished Eating Club Reopens Following Stalled Renovations

After being closed for nearly two months for renovations, the student-run restaurant Star & Crescent Eating Club (S&C) opened again ...

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Song Analysis: How I Hear “Hollow Knight” in Lorde’s “Team”

The wind howls and shrieks. Beside the foreboding cliffs winds a gaunt path. Darkness hangs palpably in the air, thwarted ...

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From the Argives: The Legacy of Wesleyan’s Sign Language House

On Lawn Ave., perched on a peak right by the Exley Science Center, sits a house within which silence is ...

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The Future of AI: Where Will We Be In Ten Years? 

The variety and number of opinions about the future of artificial intelligence (AI) is so vast that now, it seems ...

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Los Angeles Dodgers Win Second-Straight World Series in a Fall Classic for the Ages

On Saturday, Nov. 1, the Los Angeles Dodgers won the World Series after a seven-game thriller, including an 18-inning Game ...

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University “This is Not a Campaign” Fundraiser Reaches $488 Million in Contributions

Tuesday, Oct. 28, 2025, was the second anniversary of the kickoff of the University’s “This is Not a Campaign. This ...

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The Tongues of Wesleyan: Professor Wei Gong on the Power of Language, Sharing Cultures, Linguistics

Professor Wei Gong teaches “Elementary Chinese I” (CHIN103) and “Fourth-Year Chinese I” (CHIN221) alongside directing co-curricular activities like the calligraphy ...