Safety First: Behind the Cover Shoot
Denison Terrace and Andrus Field served as the backdrop for President Michael Roth ’78 and the 11 members of his Cabinet as they gathered for a socially distanced and masked photo shoot for th…
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The Lighter Side
Artist Jason Adam Katzenstein ’13 has been publishing with The New Yorker since 2014. An English major and now a visitin…
Game On
Though fall and winter semester competitions were canceled, the Department of Athletics still found ways for fall, winte…
Letter to the Editor: Courageous Wesleyan Alumni
To the Wesleyan Community:
After the horror and disgust of the attempted insurrection by Trump supporters on January 6, I think we all owe a debt of gratitude to three Wesleyan alumni who were intimately involve…
Are Stereotypical Refugee Narratives ‘Solvable’?
Wesleyan alumni Ahmed Badr ’20 and Mia Lobel ’97 use the prominent podcast’s platform to discuss the importance of storytelling in helping displaced refugees reclaim their narratives.
Ahmed Badr ’20 and his family lef…
The Method Gun: Producing Live Theater Online (Video)
In the Spring of 2020, Assistant Professor of Theater Katie Pearl directed a groundbreaking performance of The Method Gu…
Letter to the Editor: A Richmond Reckoning
A day after my classmates and I graduated remotely from Wes, Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin murdered George Floyd on camera. This horrific act caused the country and the world to take to the streets to fight fo…
Letter to the Editor: Virtual Commencement a Chance to Reflect
In the days preceding Commencement in 2018, I kept a strict schedule—hosting my parents on campus tours, engaging with my professors and mentors, celebrating with friends and classmates. In the midst of all that activity…
A Rare Find in the Military Archives: A Little-Known Poem by Dudley Randall
Photo of Dudley Randall circa 1972 courtesy Burton Historical Collection, Detroit Public Library.
Visiting Assistant Pr…
Behind the Scenes: Wesleyan Videographer Hohne Takes Film to Sundance
Dennis Hohne (above, right), one of the three videographers in Wesleyan’s Office of Communications, took time aw…