Breaking Down the Biggest Moves at the NBA Trade Deadline
My dad often jokes that I enjoy the NBA trade deadline more than the actual games. Of course, that’s not ...
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Women’s Squash Hosts NESCAC Championships, Emerges with Mixed Results
On the weekend of Feb. 7, women’s squash faced their toughest competition of the season thus far: the NESCAC Championships. ...
Banned from Baseball: Pete Rose, the Houston Astros, and Beer-League Softball
On Feb. 5, former Reds player, manager, and all-time hits leader Pete Rose submitted a petition to Major League Baseball ...
Wrestling Posts Mixed Results in Past Month, Karp and Gaita Shine Against Tough Competition
The wrestling team has already garnered some fame—and newspaper acclaim—this season, most notably for its coach, Drew Black. Just a ...
Women’s Basketball Wins Big Over Williams and Middlebury
Sitting at a middling 11–9, the women’s basketball team needed to finish the season on a high note. The team found ...
This Fall’s All-NESCAC Student-Athletes of Color Discuss Diversity and Identity
This past fall, a number student-athletes of color from Wesleyan were named to All-NESCAC teams based on their stellar athletic ...
Women’s Hockey Rides Roller Coaster Season Towards Frustrating Finish
The women’s ice hockey team has had a roller coaster of a season. After starting off with two straight losses, ...
Mary Cain, the Oregon Project, and a Toxic Culture in Women’s Running
When I ran track in high school, I knew that losing your period was a part of the sport. It ...
Men’s Basketball Struggles in NESCAC Play, But Remains Competitive as Season Closes
Men’s basketball has hit a rough stretch in their season, but as NESCAC play wraps up, the team has remained competitive ...
Men’s Hockey Upsets Williams, Falls to Middlebury
Following a four game losing streak, men’s hockey finally climbed back into the win column, upsetting no. 9 ranked Williams by a ...