Smashing the Competition, Women’s Tennis Crowned D-III and NESCAC Champions
On May 19, the Cards looked weathered for the first time all season. If it wasn’t for a scrappy doubles ...
Featured: <span>Left 1</span>
DHS Guidelines Force Wesleyan to Restrict International Students Work Off-Campus
In response to recently revised guidelines issued by the Department of Homeland Security (DHS), which limit the scope of off-campus ...
Andrea Herrera ’27 on WSA Initiatives, Presidential Duties, and the Importance of an Up-to-Date Google Calendar
Andrea Herrera ’27, newly elected president of the Wesleyan Student Assembly (WSA), is no stranger to leadership. Through her work ...
WesBurlesque Delights With a Fun, Flirty, and Fiery Spring Show
For many, ending up on stage in nothing but underwear in front of one’s classmates is a nightmare. But for ...
Students Protest University Custodial Worker Rosario’s Firing at North College
More than 30 students gathered in front of South College to protest the firing of former University custodian Victor Rosario ...
How Is A.I. Used in Wesleyan’s Classrooms? A Look Into Those Navigating the Shift
Consider the range of responses that could be evoked by asking a simple question: “Do you use Chat?” The discourse ...
From the Argives: Revisiting Watergate Mastermind’s Infamous Visit to the University
On Wednesday, Sep. 28, 1983, G. Gordon Liddy, a key player in the Watergate scandal of 1972, came to speak ...
Usdan Returns to Reusable Dishes and Utensils After Boiler Problem
After weeks of single-use tableware, reusable plastic dishes returned to Usdan Marketplace on Monday, April 20. Metal utensils, which had ...
Elections Declare WSA Leadership and Senior Class Officers For ’26-27 Amid Low Voter Turnout
Following the annual voting for student representatives last week, the Wesleyan Student Assembly (WSA) announced the winners of the 2026–27 ...
Jonah Center for Earth & Arts Organize Residents & Students to Clean-Up Along Long Lane Trail
The earthworms emerge from the earth and begin diligently navigating through the soil after the malicious winter. Yet, there lie ...