WeSled: Wesleyan’s First (and Only) Olympic Luger
Early in 1983, George Tucker was a PhD candidate at the University. He spent his days studying physics, using a ...
Sports
Martin’s Musings: Frosh Hands Out NFL Awards
As a Patriots fan, it has been a grueling two weeks since that awful Sunday. The scab is gradually transforming ...
Breaking the Tie: Men’s Basketball Moves to NESCAC Semifinals
Like many students on campus, the Wesleyan men’s basketball team didn’t stop the grind over President’s Day weekend. The team came ...
Men to Play Hamilton, Women to Face Middlebury in Upcoming NESCACs
MEN’S—The Wesleyan men’s ice hockey team is headed into the postseason. They are the fifth seed in this year’s NESCAC ...
Word of Wertime: Top Ten European Soccer Clubs
After a dizzying winter transfer window, the landscape of European club soccer has changed quite significantly since the beginning of ...
Hot Takes with Hogan: Top Quarterback Prospects in Upcoming NFL Draft
Quarterback prospects are always polarizing. Some talent evaluators loved Carson Wentz and were vindicated by his performance this season, while ...
Men’s and Women’s Hockey Look to End Regular Season on a High Note
MEN’S ICE HOCKEY— Last weekend, the Cardinals trekked up to Maine for duels against NESCAC competitors Bowdoin and Colby. Their quest ...
Wrestling Season Winds Down, Competition Ramps Up
The wrestling regular season is coming to a close right before our eyes, and the team is doing its best to gain ...
A Smashing Success: Samy ’18 Leads Women’s Squash to Nationals
Wesleyan squash has survived the end of NESCACs with a 2-2 record for the women and an 0-3 mark for ...
Breezing Through a Winning Weekend: Track and Field Runs to Championships
The Wesleyan men’s and women’s track and field teams are still going strong. At the Wesleyan Invitational on Feb. 3, first-year ...