Opinion
This past weekend, while many of my friends switched over to kosher dietary restrictions or caught the train to New ...
On Performance: An Ode to Mediocrity
To this day, the sound of any live reed instrument still yields a physical reaction in my body. I feel ...
A Tribute to Shanti: Revisiting the Past On the Way to the Future
Content Warning: This article mentions euthanizing pets. Everyone thinks they have a terrible move-in story. Moving in while it’s pouring ...
“Like an Equation for Immortality”: Skiing Free
The opinions, beliefs, and arguments of this opinion piece do not align with the viewpoints or priorities of The Wesleyan ...
It’s Okay Not to Bounce Back: The Pandemic’s Emotional Long Haul
It was the first midnight of May, and the smell of weed and alcohol wafted through the crowd. The band ...
How Society as a “Teenocracy” Promotes Feeding Our Inner Children
Julia Cameron’s book “The Artist's Way” outlines a set of practices to help refresh the inner artist dormant within all of ...
Good Old-Fashioned Phone Sex: Wesleyan and Hookup Culture
In the wake of Monday’s Valentine’s Day celebrations, as I start making plans to watch Sunday’s upcoming episode of “Euphoria,” ...
Overloaded: What We Place Value on Is Causing Burnout
Wesleyan University resumed in-person classes only three weeks ago. That means that there are still twelve weeks left in the ...
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 ...
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.” ...
