Eudice Chong ’18: Post-Grad Goes Pro
When tennis pro Eudice Chong ’18 walks onto the court, it’s not obvious that she took a non-traditional route to get there. The emerging tennis star, who has top-250 ranking in women’s singles tennis…
2023 Summer Issue
Ghost In the Machine
By using artificial intelligence to generate text that sounds like human-authored prose, ChatGPT signals a fraught new …
From the Editor: Learning from Difference
Here in the UComms offices, we’ve been thinking a lot about culture and community: what it means to be in community with one another, what it takes to build a community, and how we push and also sustain each other t…
From the President: Race & College Admissions
Preparing for a Supreme Court Decision
Earlier this spring I was joined by Amin Abdul-Malik Gonzalez ’96, vice president and dean of admission and financial aid, to discuss the then still-pending ruling by the Supre…
Greater Good
As students struggle with the pressures of college life and the aftereffects of the pandemic, Wesleyan’s Office of Reli…
Merve Emre Named Director of Shapiro Center
Merve Emre, scholar, critic, and contributing writer for The New Yorker, had no expectation as an undergraduate that …
Beauty Inside and Out
Visitors to the Center for the Arts' Ezra and Cecile Zilkha Gallery view the 2023 Senior Thesis Exhibitions, featuring …
Signs of the Times
Wesleyan welcomes its first full-time ASL professor, signaling the expansion of the Deaf Studies Program and a new dime…
Fast Facts About Deaf Culture
Like any community, Deaf culture has its own codes of conduct and etiquette. While it’s impossible to capture the full …
Discovering the Unexpected through Study Abroad
SASHA GERBER ’23STUDY ABROAD AT TEL AVIV UNIVERSITY
While studying abroad at Tel Aviv University in Tel Aviv, Israel, i…