Well Read, by Laurie Kenney
Stephanie Mohr ’93
First in Fly: Drosophila Research and Biological Discovery
Harvard University Press, 2018
Tiny, short-lived, and, in a word, annoying, fruit flies probably aren’t the first thing…
Author: Magazine Editor
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 …
WESLEYAN INTRODUCES SPIN BIKESHARE PROGRAM
Bikes on Demand: Emma Porrazzo ’19 goes for a spin on one of the orange bicycles popping up all over campus as part of…
“WHO ARE YOU?” BY ELIZABETH LIANG ’92
“What Are You?” In her film, ALIEN CITIZEN: An Earth Odyssey, actor and writer Elizabeth Liang ’92 re-creates her one-wo…
THE POLICY ENTREPRENEUR, BY GABRIEL POPKIN ’03
One federal program provides health coverage to a fifth of all Americans and more than a third of all child…
ALL THOSE MINDS LEFT BEHIND, BY JOSEPH J. FINS ’82, MD
From the headlines, it would be easy to think that the totality of health care policy is the fate of Obamacare, the th…
LETTERS
ROLE OF SAYRE (1917) IN AEP ACQUISITION
I enjoyed your article on the history of Wesleyan but was disappointed with the rather cursory description of the University’s good fortune derived from the acquisition of the Ame…
MEDICINE AS A MINDFUL PRACTICE: RONALD EPSTEIN ’76 MD, BY DAVID GLENN
One day in 1978, Ronald M. Epstein ’76 lay writhing in pain on a gurney in an empty hallway of an Amsterdam hospital. …
AMERICA’S LONG, DARK LOVE AFFAIR WITH GUNS: 2017 SHASHA SEMINAR, BY JIM H. SMITH
At this year’s Shasha Seminar for Human Concerns on “Guns in American Society,” John Feinblatt ’73, president of Every…