Navigating Drop/Add in the Age of COVID-19: Part Two
Last semester, I wrote about how COVID-19 restrictions prevented students from taking full advantage of the Drop/Add period. We could ...
Opinion
Why I’m Not Having Kids
Sometimes I start a sentence with “when I have kids” and then quickly change it to “if I have kids.” ...
More is More: The Art of Wearable Maximalism
Fashion is often predictable, or cyclical, in nature. As evident in modern fashion trends, what once was in style usually ...
Flu Season in the Age of COVID-19
With the Los Angeles County Department of Public Health’s announcement on Wednesday, Nov. 10 of the first reported flu-related death ...
No, Texans Don’t Deserve What Happened to Them
This week saw a soft blanket of winter engulf campus for the first time this semester. For some, the glistening ...
Unwrapping Spotify Wrapped
I have a confession to make: I am a proud Apple Music user (hold the slander please) and also a ...
Solutions to the Bushmeat Issue: Improving Access to PPE
Bushmeat is a term that refers to wild animal meat that is used for human consumption. In Africa and Asia, ...
Bushmeat Hunting: The Hunters Become the Hunted (by HIV and Other Diseases)
Although bushmeat hunting provides a livelihood for some hunters in Africa, the biological costs to humankind arguably outweigh these benefits. ...
The Sympathy of Germs: Socialism of the Microbe at Wesleyan
From “Yersinia Pestis” in the 14th century to COVID-19, death due to infectious disease is a prevalent and persistent threat ...
What COVID-19 Didn’t Teach Us: Illness in the Classroom
In mid-September, Mackenzie Wiley got a call from Dr. Tom McLarney, Wesleyan’s Medical Director and on-campus COVID-19 specialist, informing her ...