Simpler Than You Think: How to Prevent the Next “WesPlague”
One of the largest problems faced by universities across the United States has been preventing the spread of infectious diseases. ...
Opinion
Political Correctness Hurts the Powerful and Powerless Alike
Of course you’ve all heard about the new poll on political correctness. About 80 percent of people say it’s a ...
A Massive Foreign Policy Test is a Massive Failure
It has been over three weeks since Jamal Khashoggi walked into the Saudi consulate in Istanbul, and disappeared without a ...
Wesleyan Repeatedly Fails Its Workers
On the last day of fall break, I strolled through a normally populated part of campus to find University employees ...
From Middletown to the World: Finding Connections to Home
Shahid Mazhar Shabab ’20 and Uresa Ahmeti ’22 meet up at Usdan late night once a week, where they catch ...
Help, My Mental Limit is Shorter Than the Word Limit
I am exhausted, and it’s homework’s fault. Seemingly every minute at this school is spent doing school work, procrastinating from ...
You’re Not Oppressed for Your Kinks
Listen, I know Wesleyan’s whole deal is being subversive. I get it. You want to piss off your mom and ...
Not Quite a Stock Photo of Parents’ Weekend
When it comes to parents’ weekend, I am extremely fortunate for two reasons. First of all, I have parents who ...
Need-Blind Admissions: Review of a Controversial Policy
Michael Roth generated considerable controversy in 2012 by taking the University away from a need-blind admissions policy, citing financial pressures ...
Protesting the Logo is a No-Go
Editor’s note: This article was written before Thursday’s announcement that the University would be returning to its previous monogram. Assuming that ...