Search Results for: poems of our climate

Arts & Culture October 7, 2021

Poems of Our Climate: allecto, queen of the furies

About the column: Poems of our Climate is a weekly poetry column run by Oliver Egger ’23. Oliver Egger also runs the literary magazine group Route 9 that is currently accepting ...

Arts & Culture September 23, 2021

Poems of Our Climate: 3:42 AM

About the column: Poems of our Climate is a weekly poetry column run by Oliver Egger ’23. Oliver Egger also runs the literary magazine group Route 9, which is currently ...

Arts & Culture September 16, 2021

Poems of our Climate: Wesleyan Parents

About the column:  Poems of our Climate is a weekly poetry column run by Oliver Egger, ’23. Oliver Egger also runs the literary magazine group Route 9, which is currently ...

Features November 4, 2021

WesCeleb Alice Musabe ’22 Talks the Resource Center, Poetry, and Life on Campus As an International Student

Content Warning: This article contains references to domestic violence.   A STEM major who does poetry, social justice work, and assists in the Resource Center, Alice Musabe ’22 was described in ...

Features April 14, 2013

Barry Chernoff Discusses COE, Darwin, and Climate

Chair of the Environmental Studies Program and Director of the College of the Environment Barry Chernoff is really into folk music and Harry Potter. Perhaps more importantly, he specializes in ...

Features November 10, 2022

WesCeleb: Oliver Egger ’23 Talks Route 9 Literary Collective, Building Community, and Wesleyan Personalities

Oliver Egger ’23 is undoubtedly a Wesleyan personality. In his four years at the University, Egger has founded the Route 9 literary collective, managed several literary projects within the collective, ...

Features April 28, 2026

In Interview With Distinguished Writer in Residence Cal Flyn

Every year, world-renowned writers are hosted to mentor students on campus by the Shapiro Center for Creative Writing and Criticism. Founded in 2022, the Distinguished Writers in Residence program offers ...

Opinion February 5, 2024

I Applied to Transfer Last Year—I’m Glad I Stayed: On the Possibility of Life Elsewhere

My dad often tells this story:  During his friend’s first semester at the University of Vermont, an English professor asked the class to write on the question “why are you ...

Arts & Culture October 4, 2021

Welcome to My Crib: Knowles Ave Nook

Since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic, many students have not been able to visit and admire each other’s dorm rooms and houses. Thus, Arts & Culture Editor Talia Zitner ...

Arts & Culture November 12, 2020

Margaret Atwood’s “Dearly”: A Comprehensive Evaluation of Loss, in All Its Forms

Margaret Atwood’s new book is deceptively thin with a bouquet of flowers on the cover that suggests something romantic and lighthearted inside. As the old adage about books and their ...