Issues

  [caption id="attachment_690" align="alignleft" width="300"] On a visit to CambodiaSue Rappaport Guiney ’77 was seized by an unexpected passion: teaching English to street children. Photo: Sue Rappaport Guiney ’77…

[caption id="attachment_748" align="alignleft" width="205"] President Michael S. Roth '78.[/caption] Since assuming the presidency I have often returned to the themes of inclusion and diversity on campus. This year we a…

Members of my class should all be so lucky as to have Sal Russo ’60 write about our passing in the class notes, as he did about classmate Nick Turro ’60, and so blessed as to have had the thoroughly distinguished career …

Thank you for publishing the article about the Founders of Wesleyan Rowing in the June issue. And thanks also to Alex Thomson ’82 for writing it. There was, however, an error that needs correcting. The coach for the pas…

The article in issue I, 2013, entitled “Bridging Generations,” pages 22–23, was fascinating and moving. Not only was it a good love story but it was historically and socially significant with its attachment to the Burma …

[caption id="attachment_749" align="alignleft" width="200"] William Holder ’75, editor[/caption] I've been musing on the question since President Obama, in his recently announced proposal to rate colleges and link those…

CLIFTON B. “KIP” ANDERSON ’71,Mortal Soup and the Blue YonderWHITE VIOLET PRESS, 2013 SALLY KOSLOW P’99, P’04,The Widow WaltzVIKING, 2013 VIRGINIA PYE ’82,River of DustUNBRIDLED BOOKS, 2013 AMANI WILLETT ’97, PHOTOGRA…

CYNTHIA ARNSON ’76, EDITOR,In the Wake of War: Democratization and Internal Armed Conflict in Latin AmericaWOODROW WILSON CENTER PRESS, STANFORD UNIVERSITYPRESS, 2012 PAUL DICKSON ’61,Words from the White HouseWALKER &a…