What We Root for When We Root for Wesleyan Football
Homecoming/Family Weekend is chock-full of events. The University is welcoming back parents and alumni in droves, and there is not ...
Opinion
Enjoy the Journey: Ten Dollars to Get Lost
I think everyone likes the idea of a corn maze. People line up for miles outside the entrances. They’re willing ...
Defining An A at The University Level
“You don’t learn if you don’t stumble. Having that challenge to get better at what you love to do is ...
Beyond HealthCare.gov: The Healthcare We Really Need
There has been a lot of talk in the media about HealthCare.gov, the website that was designed to help ease ...
The Challenges of Dissent, The Importance of Dialogue, and The Israeli-Palestinian Conflict
Several weeks ago, I stepped into the Chapel to hear a lecture by Aharon Barak, former President of Israel’s Supreme ...
I Scream, You Scream…
Sometimes I get the strong impulse to scream at the top of my lungs, just to see what will happen. ...
Learning to Share Jerusalem
“Jerusalem is the eternal, undivided capital of Israel.” This is the rallying cry of the vast majority of the American ...
Education Before Activism
The university is a place, perhaps the only place, where students are free to learn and to expand their minds ...
The Heart of Darkness
The minute I turn off the light, the race is on. I am plunged into darkness, and I am terrified. ...
Pardon Me While I Weep at the Screen
My dad cries every time he watches “Remember the Titans.” Every time. Something about Denzel Washington preaching harmony in segregated ...