Skin Deep: Racial Bias In Wearable Tech
Technology influences the way we eat, sleep, exercise, and perform our daily routines. But what to do when we discover the technology we rely on is built on faulty methodology and legacy effects of ra…
Features
Making Her Own Luck: Michele Barnwell ’89
A formative early experience inspired Michele Barnwell ’89 to support others in taking charge of their personal narrativ…
Citizen Artist: Creating Socially Engaged Theater as Civic Practice
Using experimental forms and immersive experiences, Assistant Professor of Theater Katie Pearl reimagines the relationsh…
Man in the Middle: Sid Espinosa ’94
Working in the White House and with Attorney General Janet Reno. Directing global philanthropy for Fortune 50 companies.…
On the Front Lines: Max Rose ’08
From meritorious service in Afghanistan to public service in his native New York City, Max Rose ’08 takes an action-orie…
Sketch Comedy
Jason Adam Katzenstein ’13—whose artwork appears throughout this issue—has been publishing his insightful, offbeat carto…
A Zoom of One’s Own
Wesleyan students and faculty offer personal accounts of the pains and perseverance that characterized the academic expe…
The Politics of Dance
Professor Hari Krishnan examines and reclaims the original power of Bharatanatyam, the hereditary courtesan dance from S…
The Invisible Woman: Avery Trufelman ’13
Avery Trufelman ’13 knows how to get inside your head: she goes through your ears.
Trufelman is a producer on the show …
Educational Innovation, City by City: Ilene Rosenthal ’74
Ilene Rosenthal ’74 is reimagining early literacy education and charting her own course in the tech world.
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