Hope & Transformation
The Common Moment is more than an Arrival Week tradition; it’s a joyous introduction to embodied inquiry, essential community-building, and communicating across difference in a space…
From the President: Pluralism Over Sectarianism
Like many universities in the United States, at Wesleyan preparing students for lives of engaged citizenship is a core part of our mission. This was true back in the 1960s, when students worked with faculty to assis…
From the Editor: Finding Common Ground
Here we go again. Four years ago, we welcomed the Class of 2024 to campus under pandemic quarantine protocols, regular testing, and hybrid classes while also preparing for a hotly contested presidential election tha…
Can We Talk?
With global conflicts spiraling and another deeply divided election upon us, an emphasis on constructive dialogue techn…
Richard Slotkin Investigates Our National Myths
Professor Emeritus of English and American Studies Richard Slotkin spent a career tracing the myths that have been with…
(Un)Conventional Summer: Luca D’Agruma ’27 at the Democratic National Convention
Ahead of the first presidential election in which he’s eligible to cast a ballot , 19-year-old Luca D’Agruma ’27 had th…
Game Theory
Assistant Professor of the Practice in Italian and Education Studies Camilla Zamboni believes that the best use of her …
Choreographing Change: Degan Mercado Leopold ’03
“Dance is about storytelling, and so is diversity, equity, and inclusion work,” says Degan Mercado Leopold ’03. “They b…
In Brief: Fall 2024 news, scholarship, and announcements from around campus
On August 28, President Michael Roth led the Wesleyan community in welcoming the Class of 2028 to campus. For these 830…
GAME ON: Fall 2024 Edition
Cross Country
Both men’s and women’s cross country teams are nationally ranked for the first time in several years as t…