The Eternal Self of Social Media
Millennials do not have time for one another. We scroll on past each other. Silently, we have grown up praising ...
Opinion
Donald Trump, Free Speech, and Democracy: Why Voting is a Right, Not a Duty
“I love the poorly educated!” exclaimed a relentless Donald Trump after winning the Nevada caucus. As awkward and insensitive as this ...
Voices: An Examination of Privilege
I have thought long and hard about what experience I would voice in this column, as there are many I ...
Advice to Incoming First-Years from a Current First-Year
At some point during my senior year of high school, I lost interest in everything I had considered sacred. I ...
The Risk and Rewards of a Liberal Arts Education
Ever since reading many of President Michael Roth’s articles on the value of a liberal arts education, I’ve started to ...
Too Big to Fail: Against Exceeding the Credit Limit
Within hours of confirming my schedule for this semester, I posted a screenshot on Facebook with a string of “lol”s. ...
A Reflection on Being a Veteran at Wesleyan
Eight years ago, I was sitting at home staring at my college applications. I sat and mulled over which personal ...
Constructive Disruption: The Need for More Civil Disobedience in Campus Activism
Last December, as a first-year at Wesleyan, I participated in a Black Lives Matter protest and die-in organized by various ...
The Wesleyan Condition: Endless Intellectual Curiosity
The Wesleyan Condition is an endless curiosity that can never go far enough. No matter what academic category our curiosities ...
Can “I” Have a Word With You?: On Language Adjustment
If you are visiting Wesleyan University as a parent or prospective student, or if you are a current student or ...