Well Read, by Laurie Kenney
Stephanie Mohr ’93
First in Fly: Drosophila Research and Biological Discovery
Harvard University Press, 2018
Tiny, short-lived, and, in a word, annoying, fruit flies probably aren’t the first thing…
Short Features
The Podcast Person: Mia Lobel ’97
Mia Lobel ’97 has audio stories she wants to tell—and she had been waiting for technology to catch up. (Photo by Tatia…
A YEAR OF ACCOLADES FOR WESLEYAN ATHLETES AND COACHES
By Mike O'Brien, Assistant AD for Communications (Photos courtesy Wesleyan Athletics)
As volleyball won its…
WESLEYAN: APRIL IS ART THESIS MONTH IN ZILKHA
Seniors in the Department of Art and Art History’s Art Studio Program display their thesis work throughout the month of …
LONG ROAD TO POSTHUMOUS PUBLICATION
[caption id="attachment_10325" align="aligncenter" width="2200"] Collegial Venture: The late Professor of History Jeffrey Butler (left) and his colleague, Professor Emeritus of History Richard Elphick (right), shared dee…
WES MEDIA PROJECT
Research by Associate Professor of Government Erika Franklin Fowler and the Wesleyan Media Project (WMP) on campaign advertising, health care policy, and political communication is resonating far beyond Wesleyan’s campus…
WESLEYAN INTRODUCES SPIN BIKESHARE PROGRAM
Bikes on Demand: Emma Porrazzo ’19 goes for a spin on one of the orange bicycles popping up all over campus as part of…
HISTORICAL ROW: “A MORE SIMPLE FARE”: THE PHYSIOLOGICAL SOCIETY
Wesleyan’s interest in good health goes back to at least 1839. That year, a group of students formed the Physiological S…
POETS’ CORNER: DAVID LEE GARRISON ’80 AND KEVIN PRUFER ’92
Reunion Photo
by David Lee Garrison ’80
We remember classes, football games,
proms, and graduation, but we need…
“WHO ARE YOU?” BY ELIZABETH LIANG ’92
“What Are You?” In her film, ALIEN CITIZEN: An Earth Odyssey, actor and writer Elizabeth Liang ’92 re-creates her one-wo…