Eudice Chong ’18: Post-Grad Goes Pro
When tennis pro Eudice Chong ’18 walks onto the court, it’s not obvious that she took a non-traditional route to get there. The emerging tennis star, who has top-250 ranking in women’s singles tennis…
Short Features
Merve Emre Named Director of Shapiro Center
Merve Emre, scholar, critic, and contributing writer for The New Yorker, had no expectation as an undergraduate that …
Fast Facts About Deaf Culture
Like any community, Deaf culture has its own codes of conduct and etiquette. While it’s impossible to capture the full …
Discovering the Unexpected through Study Abroad
SASHA GERBER ’23STUDY ABROAD AT TEL AVIV UNIVERSITY
While studying abroad at Tel Aviv University in Tel Aviv, Israel, i…
In Exchange: A STEM Excursion to India
In January 2023, a trio of Wesleyan faculty—Anna Shusterman, professor of psychology and education studies, Joe Coolo…
Alumni Abroad: The Peace Corps
On a typical evening in the province of Puerto Plata, Dominican Republic, Andrea Weires ’19 strolls through a village w…
Grace Devanny ’23: A Legacy of Cardinal Firsts
At the end of her final season as a Cardinal scholar-athlete, Grace Devanny ’23 leaves a legacy of two-sport excellence…
Game On!
Photo of Renna Mohsen-Breen ’25 by Manuela Davies/USTA
Women's Tennis
The Wesleyan women’s tennis team completed yet a…
From the Collections: African Material Cultures and the Archaeology & Anthropology Collections
Stories and legends abound regarding the Orange Judd Museum of Natural History, the teaching museum that existed on Wes…
Nietzsch Factor: Wesleyan’s First Ultimate Team
At Long Lane fields in spring 2022, Nietzsch Factor, Wesleyan’s open division ultimate team, began practice. Gaelin “Ga…