HEALTHCARE AND RACISM: A TOXIC MIX
Recasting Metabolic Syndrome
Associate Professor of Science in Society Anthony Hatch, who has been living with type 1 diabetes for more than 25 years, is in a unique position to write about metabo…
Author: Cynthia Rockwell
Cynthia Rockwell, MALS ’19, P’11
ALUMNI SPOTLIGHT: WHEN FAT SHAMING PRECLUDES MEDICAL CARE
Laura Fraser’s elder sister Jan—here in a family photo with her dog—died of an aggressive cancer that went undiagnosed f…
AT THE CENTER FOR THE ARTS THEATER: FIST AND HEEL
Reggie Wilson/Fist and Heel Performance Group presented the Connecticut premiere of Citizen in the Center for the Arts…
THE CYBORG LIFE: HEALTHCARE AND RACISM
The Cyborg Team.’ That’s what Sonya Sternlieb ’18 and I call our work with Professor Hatch,” says Julia Gordon ’18 (a…
BOB YORBURG ’77: HORSING AROUND … AND AROUND … (See Video Below)
At the New England Carousel Museum in Bristol, Connecticut, Bob Yorburg ’77 visited the exhibits and repaired their band…
WESLEYAN MAGAZINE, ISSUE 1, 2018
In this issue, Wesleyan explores issues in healthcare. Alumni and faculty in the fields of medicine, sociology, …
SPOTLIGHT ON ALUMNI: SUPERHEROES ON THE AUCTION BLOCK
Last March, Jon Berk ’72 began selling off his collection of comic books and comic art. It was no ordinary collection:…
STARBUCKS SELECTS SINGLE BY RHODES ’90
Next time you're seeking a caffeine fix in Starbucks, keep your ears open for a song by J.R. Rhodes ’90. Hers is a hau…
Q&A WITH J.R. RHODES ’90: OFFERING MUSICAL PRESENCE WITH HER NEW ALBUM, “I AM”
With the newest album by J.R. Rhodes ’90 titled “I Am”—a sentence both as simple and complex as existence—the message is…
THERE’S NO APP FOR A GOOD SWING DANCE
In Alive and Kicking, the Lindy Hop documentary from which this still is taken, writer/director Susan Glatzer ’87 created an experiential high-energy film—and included Magen Jennings ’04 and film studies alumni Zoe B…