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 ...
Opinion
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 ...
“Crazy Rich Asians” is a Win for Asian-Americans, but Not for Singapore
The movie “Crazy Rich Asians” has made headlines for being one of the few movies in Hollywood history to have ...
A Measured Response to Brett Kavanaugh
This article touches on sensitive topics and contains references to disturbing events, such as sexual assault, relating to Brett Kavanaugh. ...
Diplomacy in Peril: Trump’s Visit to the UN
As Donald Trump wraps up his visit to the United Nations, perhaps it’s time to address the number of concerns ...
Don’t Go Data-Mining My Heart: Apple’s Privacy Power Grab
Apple Inc. recently released its latest version of the Apple Watch. This new entry into the wearables market boasts a ...