A Zoom of One’s Own
Wesleyan students and faculty offer personal accounts of the pains and perseverance that characterized the academic experience during a global pandemic.
Wesleyan’s transition to online classes in mid…
Long Form
Supporting Student Action in Civic Life
Mitchell Motlagh ’20, a recent College of Social Studies major, spent his winter break in Berlin, N.H., where he helped …
What a Difference a Year Makes: The Most Important Problems Facing the U.S. Today
In Fall 2019, students in Professor of Government Erika Franklin Fowler’s GOVT372 Political Communication in a Polarized…
“Gandhi and Guerrilla”: Present-Day Echoes of the Mayday Protests
Debates over Black Lives Matter tactics and approaches to public dissent have parallels in historic civil diso…
Telling the Truth
It took author Jennifer Finney Boylan ’80 a long time to find the key to her artistic success—something she held all alo…
Toward a Theory of Everything
In supergravity, Daniel Z. Freedman '60 made one of the most significant physics discoveries of the 20th century. A sing…
The Art & Science of Rhythm & Flow
Freestyle Love Supreme cast members Kaila Mullady, Utkarsh Ambudkar, Anthony Veneziale ’98, Ashley Pérez Flanagan, and A…
The Politics of Dance
Professor Hari Krishnan examines and reclaims the original power of Bharatanatyam, the hereditary courtesan dance from S…
Scenes from Shangri-La, by Michael Yamashita ’71
Michael Yamashita ’71 (©Michael Yamashita)
For more than 35 years, photographer Michael Yamashita ’71 has worked for Na…
Tuned IN
Question: Is WESU-FM, 88.1, the oldest college radio station?
Answer: Maybe. Station Manager Benjamin Michael, who ha…