Turning Up the Heat
With presidential politics threatening to relegate climate change to the background, Evan Weber ’13 and Michelle Regalado Deatrick ’83 joined forces, pushing the Democratic National Committee to face …
Author: Magazine Editor
Anti-Racist Community-Building Through the Arts
An ambitious new interdisciplinary leadership training initiative supported by The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation looks to …
What Artificial Intelligence Can’t See
After important roles at some of big tech’s biggest firms, Hong Qu ’99 is training a critical lens on the ethical implic…
Embracing Unpredictability: Professor Chris Chenier
Adjunct Assistant Professor of Art Christopher Chenier explores the risks and rewards of code as a creative medium, empl…
Unlocking Access: Delaware College Scholars
Tony Alleyne ’05, left, and Jordan Bonner ’19, right, work together at Delaware College Scholars, a program aimed at hel…
Mending the Lending Gap
Greg Heller '04 leads the Philadelphia Redevelopment Authority and is senior vice president at the Philadelphia Housing …
The Green Heart of Gotham Beats On
Photo by Marlon Co/The New York Botanical Garden
As the head of horticulture for the New York Botanical Garden, Todd …
Game On
Courtesy Jordan Sears
During an unprecedented year with no fall and winter sports competition, Wesleyan Athletics lau…
Collect, Isolate, Arrange, and Combine (Video)
Assistant Professor of the Practice in Integrative Sciences and IDEAS Chris Chenier teaches art and design at Wesleyan. …
Recommended Reading: Books by Hennessey ’70, Willett ’97, and Others
William J. Hennessey ’70
Walking Broadway: Thirteen Miles of Architecture and History (The Monacelli Press, 2020)
New York’s oldest and longest avenue is the centerpiece of this book, intended to be savored both at h…