A Brain for Alzheimer’s
A biochemist with a self-described “neuroscience problem,” Professor Alison O’Neil is combating Alzheimer’s with a novel approach that bridges the sciences—and starts with a thousand tiny brains.
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Love + Fury
With her new work-in-progress musical, You’re Having Too Much Fun So We’re Gonna Have to Kill You, Wesleyan artist-in-r…
Mentoring the Next Generation of Scientists
Dr. Shonni Silverberg ’76 is helping broaden the science pipeline and expand access for those who want to pursue career…
Envisioning Environmental Change
Throughout 43 years of marriage, Essel ’66 and Menakka Bailey have been partners in life and in philanthropy, championi…
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…
President’s Letter: Pragmatic Liberal Education
Colleges and universities in the United States come in many forms, but one of their most distinctive elements is pragmatic liberal education. This form of learning—no matter what you are studying—combines the acquis…
Editor’s Note: The Best of Both Worlds
After the heady launch of our new digital-only issue in fall 2022, I must admit that there is a certain comfort in returning to print for this issue. As with everything, there are pros and cons to be considered in any n…
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 …