Features From the Argives: The First Wesleyan Women and Our Winding Path to Coeducation While Wesleyan prides itself on its woke, progressive campus culture today, for the majority of its history, the University held ...
Features The Resource Center Hosts Sixth Annual Ankhsgiving Celebration With Multicultural Buffet The Resource Center and the Ankh’s planning committee collaborated to celebrate this year’s Ankhsgiving on Saturday, Feb. 28. On this ...
Arts & Culture The Party Girl and Mythmaking: Curated Visions of Excess, and Club Culture Since the 80s Flashing lights. The pulsing beat of a house track. Two people in a dark corner. Smoke wafting out of a ...
Features Connecting Science and the Community: The Van Vleck Observatory’s Outreach Efforts Atop Foss Hill sits the Van Vleck Observatory, home to the Astronomy Department and various outreach programs for Wesleyan University ...
News Award-Winning Poet and Journalist Dan Chiasson Discusses New Book at RJ Julia Dan Chiasson P’28, Lorraine Chao Wang Professor of English Literature at Wellesley College, spoke at the Wesleyan RJ Julia Bookstore ...
Features Speaking to the Stacks: Do Students Still Read for Fun? Olin Library is home to an eclectic yet familiar group of regulars. Among them are the procrastinators, who always seem ...