Bill Shapiro ’87 and What We Keep
For their new book, Bill Shapiro ’87 and Naomi Wax interviewed hundreds of people about the single object that brings the most meaning to their lives. Here, they pose that question to Joss Whedon ’87,…
Author: Magazine Editor
When The Plot Thickens: Little Comfort, by Edwin Hill ’93
There are essentially two approaches to designing a crime novel: “Pantsing” and “Plotting.” Pantsers fly by the seat of …
The Evolution of Project No Red Zone
Emma Austin ’19 and Keishan Christophe ’19 describe their blueprint for educating the Wesleyan campus community on sexua…
Letters: Reflecting on an Interview with Muhammad Ali
Dear Editors:
Congratulations on the “Journalism's Brave New World” issue of the magazine. It reminded me of my earli…
HOW I WROTE 1,000 ARTICLES DURING MY FOUR YEARS AT WESLEYAN, BY LILY HERMAN ’16
[caption id="attachment_11151" align="aligncenter" width="768"] A Journey...... of 1,000 articles and a career in writin…
THE OUTSTANDING TENNIS GAME OF EUDICE CHONG ’18, BY JEREMY MINDICH ’87
[caption id="attachment_11129" align="aligncenter" width="3000"] This spring Eudice Chong ’18 won an unprecedented fourt…
DEMOCRACY IS NOT AN ENTERTAINMENT PRODUCT
By Steve Almond ’88, author of Bad Stories
Shortly after graduating from Wesleyan, back in 1988, I read a book that r…
WELL READ, by Laurie Kenney
Stephanie Mohr ’93
First in Fly: Drosophila Research and Biological Discovery
Harvard University Press, 2018
Tiny, sh…
A YEAR OF ACCOLADES FOR WESLEYAN ATHLETES AND COACHES
By Mike O'Brien, Assistant AD for Communications (Photos courtesy Wesleyan Athletics)
As volleyball won its…
WESLEYAN: APRIL IS ART THESIS MONTH IN ZILKHA
Seniors in the Department of Art and Art History’s Art Studio Program display their thesis work throughout the month of …