Spike Tape Takes the Spotlight
When Second Stage, Wesleyan’s leading student theater organization since 1973, dissolved during the COVID-19 pandemic, four sophomores swooped in with an idea that quickly revived student-led theater…
Alumni News & Notes: Summer 2024
The New York City launch of This Is Not a Campaign. This is Wesleyan hosted 300 alumni and friends at City Vineyard May…
In Brief: Summer 2024 news, scholarship, and announcements from around campus
February’s Democracy in Action convening brought together the Wesleyan community and a variety of education, polit…
Global Cohort Promotes Cultural Connection
Twenty-five years ago, 16-year-old Souleymane Ba ’03 left his home in Senegal, came to the United States, and, eve…
Solar Eclipse
On April 8, 2024, a total solar eclipse moved across North America, passing over Mexico, the United States, and Canada.…
GAME ON: Summer 2024 Edition
MEN’S LACROSSEAfter missing the playoffs for the first time in 21 years last season, the men’s lacrosse team had an i…
Alum to Alum: Rett Syndrome and the Invaluable Work of Dr. Michael Greenberg ’76
In April 2016, Wesleyan magazine published a heartfelt letter to the editor by Lena DeSantis ’98 praising the work of D…
A Path Less Taken: Terrion Thirsty ’25
When Terrion Thirsty ’25 joined the United States Marine Corps, it was supposed to be the start of the long military ca…
Pockets: A Review
Pockets have been on the mind of Hannah Carlson ’90 for some time. She even wrote her PhD dissertation on them. “From a…
Recommended Reading: Books by Isler ’01, Kapur ’84, Ko ’98, and Others
Emily Barth Isler ’01
The Color of Sound
In this middle-grade novel, 12-year-old Rosie is a musical prodigy whose synesthesia allows her to see music in colors. Her mom has always pushed her to become a concer…