Spring Training
Baseball players warm up on Dresser Diamond at Andrus Field, the oldest continuously used baseball field in existence today. Since at least 1874, baseball has been played on the “ball-ground” on the …
2024 Spring Issue
What Is a Student? From Confucius to Affirmative Action
When Michael S. Roth ’78 began writing his latest book, The Student: A Short History (Yale Press, 2023), he could not h…
Making the Grade: Wesleyan Exams through the Ages
Every year, between 80 to 100 classes visit Special Collections & Archives for sessions ranging from learning about…
GAME ON: Back on Top
BIANCA GONYA ’25 celebrates a point in the Wesleyan volleyball team’s sweep of Williams during the NESCAC Championship …
Environmental Advocacy in the City
In east Portland, Oregon, the site of a former Kmart is the subject of an on-going legal battle between an out-of-state…
In Brief: Spring 2024 news, scholarship, and announcements from around campus
After its successful run at the Shapiro Center for Creative Writing and Criticism this past fall, The Critic and Her Pu…
Recommended Reading: Books by de Vise ’89, Fox ’92, P’26, and Others
DANIEL DE VISE ’89
The Blues Brothers: An Epic Friendship, the Rise of Improv, and the Making of an American Film Cl…
Alumni News & Notes: Spring 2024
Alumni attendees at the San Francisco launch of THIS IS NOT A CAMPAIGN. THIS IS WESLEYAN. enjoyed the music stylings of…