In Exchange: A STEM Excursion to India
In January 2023, a trio of Wesleyan faculty—Anna Shusterman, professor of psychology and education studies, Joe Coolon, associate professor of biology and integrative sciences, and Erika Taylor, as…
2023 Summer Issue
Alumni Abroad: The Peace Corps
On a typical evening in the province of Puerto Plata, Dominican Republic, Andrea Weires ’19 strolls through a village w…
Grace Devanny ’23: A Legacy of Cardinal Firsts
At the end of her final season as a Cardinal scholar-athlete, Grace Devanny ’23 leaves a legacy of two-sport excellence…
Game On!
Photo of Renna Mohsen-Breen ’25 by Manuela Davies/USTA
Women's Tennis
The Wesleyan women’s tennis team completed yet a…
From the Collections: African Material Cultures and the Archaeology & Anthropology Collections
Stories and legends abound regarding the Orange Judd Museum of Natural History, the teaching museum that existed on Wes…
Nietzsch Factor: Wesleyan’s First Ultimate Team
At Long Lane fields in spring 2022, Nietzsch Factor, Wesleyan’s open division ultimate team, began practice. Gaelin “Ga…
Calls to Civic Duty and Fighting Injustice Echo throughout R&C 2023
Blue skies and temperatures in the 70s and 80s made for a picturesque Reunion & Commencement Weekend as graduatin…
Kantika: A Multigenerational Sephardic Saga
Elizabeth Graver ’86, P’25 is fascinated by the way individual lives intersect with history. Many of her novels feature…
Recommended Reading: Books by Curzer ’74, MA ’76; Dore ’87; and Others
HOWARD J. CURZER ’74, MA ’76Virtue Ethics for the Real World: Improving Character without Idealization (Routledge, 2023)…
Explosively Happy
Seniors let loose the tension of many months of hard work after turning in their final theses during the traditional ch…