Swimming and Diving Poised to Make a Splash
While Wesleyan students might associate colder days and longer nights with the arrival of the upcoming holiday season, the drop ...
Sports
Squash Eager to Enter the Cube
Men’s and women’s squash will hit the cube this Saturday in Cambridge, Mass. for their first competition of the 2015-16 ...
Women’s Hockey Primed for NESCAC Comeback Season
The women’s hockey team hopes to bounce back this season from a disappointing 2014-2015 campaign. Leading the way is head ...
Women’s Hoops Seeks Redemption in the NESCAC
We are a few days away from basketball returning to campus and there is a lot of excitement circulating around ...
The Hidden Sacrifices of Our Student-Athletes
The sacrifices that student-athletes at Wesleyan make begin long before they arrive on campus for orientation. For many, it started ...
Men’s Cross Country Qualifies for Nationals
Last weekend, the Wesleyan runners headed over to Harkness Park in Waterford, Conn. for the NCAA Division III Regional Championships. ...
The Exploitation of Loyalty in the NBA
On July 2, 2015, Pat Riley lit a cigar somewhere in his Florida mansion and laughed to himself. Earlier that ...
Football Falls to Trinity Despite Fourth Quarter Rally
Wesleyan finished up its 2015 season with a nail-biting 17-13 road loss to in-state rival and NESCAC powerhouse Trinity College. ...
Wrestling Poised for an Explosive Season
Since hosting and winning the New England Wrestling Championship in 2012-13, the Cardinal grapplers have seen a fair share of ...
Modern-Day Gladiators: Injuries and Fandom in the NFL
Rome, 65 BC: As a crimson sun reaches its zenith above the mighty Tigris river, 50,000 Roman citizens flood into ...