A Brain for Alzheimer’s
A biochemist with a self-described “neuroscience problem,” Professor Alison O’Neil is combating Alzheimer’s with a novel approach that bridges the sciences—and starts with a thousand tiny brains.
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Long Form
Love + Fury
With her new work-in-progress musical, You’re Having Too Much Fun So We’re Gonna Have to Kill You, Wesleyan artist-in-r…
Mentoring the Next Generation of Scientists
Dr. Shonni Silverberg ’76 is helping broaden the science pipeline and expand access for those who want to pursue career…
Envisioning Environmental Change
Throughout 43 years of marriage, Essel ’66 and Menakka Bailey have been partners in life and in philanthropy, championi…
From Wesleyan University Magazine’s Archives: Chuck & Buck (Fall 2000)
This summer, Chuck & Buck, which was a favorite at the Sundance Film Festival, toured cinemas across the country, ga…
Speaking Out for Ukraine
On February 24, 2022, Russia invaded Ukraine, escalating an eight-year-long conflict. Watch Julia Kulchytska ’24 describ…
In Conversation: Creative Writing at Wesleyan
Acclaimed author, Shapiro-Silverberg Professor of Creative Writing, and Director of the Shapiro Center for Writing Amy B…
Facts Matter
As fast-spreading falsehoods and rampant disinformation endanger democracy, Alan Miller ’76, and the nonpartisan News Li…
Reframing the Presidents
Special Collections & Archives takes a fresh look at the tenures of Wesleyan's past presidents and reveals the ups a…
Leading the Charge: 50 Years after Title IX
Four generations of Wesleyan women look back on the advent of federally mandated gender equity in education and the oppo…