Yes, I’m a Junior, and Yes, I Still Don’t Know What I’m Doing
Last week, during my shift on the monitor desk of the Freeman Athletic Center, a parent came in looking for ...
Opinion
No Longer the Butt of the Joke: Stop Feeling Bad for the Butts
We’ve all heard the story by now: the Butterfield colleges flooded a few days before classes started, everyone had to ...
Work, Work, Work: Why We Should Rethink Our Relationship With Productivity
Many oppressive regimes put an emphasis on work. Work is the most important thing. Work is worth more than human ...
What’s #trending: Ins and Outs for the Fall Semester
With campus seeming and feeling like the most normal it has been in months, being up to date on the ...
Circuit Breaker: College Burnout, a Four Mile Run, and the Importance of Giving Up
The college burnout: what a tired old trope that is. An excuse for slackers who want to feel as if ...
Navigating Drop/Add in the Age of COVID-19
Coming to Wesleyan as a first-year was enough of a challenge in and of itself. But having to do it in the ...
The New New Normal: Welcome to Wesleyan, Again
Sitting on the steps in the shade of North College waiting for my tour guide’s arrival, I can’t help but ...
Travelling in the Midst of COVID-19: A Long, Long Way Back to Wes
Looking out from the large windows of my top-floor High Rise apartment, I can see my section of campus clearly. ...
Stop Forcing Jewish Students to Choose Between Their Education and Culture
There are a million ways I could start this article. I could open with a personal story, a reflection on ...
In Defense of the Tactile
I brought a treasure box with me to campus this semester. It is a vintage metal box a bit larger ...