Alumni News & Notes
This past February, Dr. Robert Abel ’65, P’93, ’98 journeyed to Africa to work alongside the staff at Rwanda International Institute of Ophthalmology (RIIO). Dr. Abel and his colleague brought 17 cor…
Short Features
In Brief: Exciting news, scholarship, and announcements from around campus
Beginning in fall 2023, a new scholarship program will offer a group of exceptional students from Africa the opportunit…
In “Massive Power Ball,” Karen Xu ’22 explores intersection of sports and politics
“Fire Up” (2022), a work by Karen Xu ’22 from her exhibition "Massive Power Ball." Photo by Mark Brendel of Perceptions…
On the Cover: Golden Elegance Series 2.0 by Susie Sharpe ’84
Golden Elegance Series 2.0, December 2022. Acrylic/mixed media, 12x12”.
“Because I see a lot of human sufferin…
Disengineering Society Promotes DIY Culture through Repurposing Electronics
Most groups form to build something, not to take things apart. The Disengineering Society, founded by Gibson Bernath ’2…
Game On: 2022-23 Seasons
Crew
Both the women’s and men’s crew teams are off to strong starts for the 2022–23 season, with the women placing 1…
In Brief
Exciting news, scholarship, and announcements from around campus:
Professor of Feminist, Gender, and Sexuality Studies …
Alumni News & Notes
As part of Homecoming Family Weekend 2022, legacy alumni and their students gathered on the steps of North College for the traditional Legacy Photo.
Joseph Fins ’82, Hon. ’22 was a guest on the Artificial Intelligenc…
The Quiet Before the Storm
The first snowfall of the 2022-23 academic year provides a serene backdrop to the end of reading period and the start o…
A Wesleyan Friendship in Italy: Tembi Locke ’92 and Michele Barnwell ’89
Florence, Italy 1991.
My gaze was down—staring at the uneven cobblestone pavement in the rain—while passing through the close quarters of an alley-like street. It was beautiful, in that way that makes the prese…