Issues
Letter Home: Walking With Giants in the Hills of Thailand
What happens when a Wesleyan student discovers a passion for protecting elephants—and begins her career in a small Southeast Asian Village?—
■ REBECCA WINKLER ’16 began working with the Mahouts Elephant Foundation…
WELL READ
The Leavers: A Novel
LISA KO ’98
ALGONQUIN BOOKS, 2017
The Leavers tells the story of 11-year-old Deming Guo, whose mother, Polly, an undocumented Chinese immigrant, fails to return home one day from her job at a na…
RUSSIA TROUBLES CONFOUND U.S. FOREIGN POLICY
BY ROBERT HUNTER ’62
Robert Hunter ’62 is a former U.S. Ambassador to NATO who is recognized as a principal architect…
MARSHALL PLAN AT 70: DO THE TIES STILL BIND?
Karen Donfried ’84, president of the German Marshall Fund of the United States, previously served as special assistant to President Obama and senior director for European affairs on the National Security Council at t…
THREAT ASSESSMENTS
BY GABRIEL POPKIN ’03
White House Situation Room, May 1, 2011, 4:00 P.M. EDT: Presiden Barack Obama and his inner circle anxiously watch aerial footage of one of the highest-stakes and riskiest operations eve…
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…
WESLEYAN MAGAZINE SUPPLEMENT: THE ROUTE TO DIVERSITY
Want to know more about the history of diversity at Wesleyan? This Wesleyan magazine article, published in 1999, provide…
PORTRAIT OF AN ARTIST: AN INTERVIEW WITH JULIA L. KAY ’83
[caption id="attachment_7829" align="alignnone" width="1500"] "One-a-Month for 2011," by Julia L. Kay, a selection of po…
PAGAN KENNEDY ’84 CHARTS AN UNCOMMON LITERARY COURSE
BY GABRIEL POPKIN ’03
PAGAN KENNEDY ’84 has always seen things a little differently. When she recently met Abby Solomon, a 21-year-old with a rare genetic condition that prevents her from eating more than a few bites …