Rho Epsilon Pi Re-affiliates With Greek Life as Wesleyan’s Only Sorority
Every two weeks, over a dozen female-identifying students gather on campus to update each other on their daily lives, celebrate ...
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WSA Votes for Increased Senator Pay to Match Inflation, No Student Referendum Sought
Among other issues, a staple debate at the Wesleyan Student Assembly’s (WSA) General Assemblies (GA) this past month has been ...
Artist Spotlight: Sophie Brusini ’26 Stages a Reimagined Glam-Rock “Richard III”
Like last semester’s “Pericles,” William Shakespeare’s “Richard III” is not one of his more performed plays. Nonetheless, Spike Tape continued ...
Reading Across Genres and Communities With the Wesleyan Book Club
When Dikshya Kuikel ’26 and Alanna Dwyer ’26 send out meeting information to the Wesleyan Book Club, they always sign ...
Champagne & Sun: Class of 2026 Celebrates Thesis Completions on Olin Steps
Cheers! April 16, 2026 at 4:00 p.m. marked the moment the class of 2026 had been awaiting for months: the ...
Third Largest Applicant Pool for Class of 2030, Breaking Down Admitted Students Data
Following the release of Regular Decision results on Wednesday, March 25, the University’s Office of Admission shared data about applications ...
WesRFC and Food Justice Advocate Jocelyn Cerda Talks University Dining, Small-Scale Farms, and Hartford’s Growing Food Insecurity
Despite being the capital of Connecticut, Hartford is one of the state’s most striking examples of food apartheid, a system ...
WSA Presidential and Vice Presidential Candidates Debate Policies & Platforms As Voting Begins
Presidential and vice presidential candidates for the Wesleyan Student Assembly (WSA) discussed their platforms and debated senator pay, University-Middletown relations, ...
Democracy 250 Kickstarts With Faculty Panel Discussion on Identity, Democracy, and History
Over a hundred students and faculty gathered in the Frank Center of Public Affairs on Wednesday, April 1 to hear ...
As Middletown Gathers for Third “No Kings” Protest, Democratic Divisions and Convictions on Full Display
Hundreds of colorful posters, emblazoned with punchy slogans and sharp wordplay. A folky rendition of “Down by the Riverside.” And ...