All’s Fair in Love and War(fish)
A long-running virtual game of strategic conquest helps eight Wesleyan graduates keep their skills and wits sharp.
What do two MBAs, two consultants, two lawyers, an actor/writer, and an entrepreneur…
War’s Aftermath in Artsakh: Filmmaker Documents Women Who Clear Landmines
Jesse Soursourian ’03 is back in his grandfather’s country, filming the new generation of women who leave behind cultura…
Historical Row: Something to Write Home About
Like many Wesleyan graduates, Wilbur Olin Atwater (1844–1907), Class of 1865, was a person of many interests, especially…
Narratio: Art Through/Beyond Displacement
Having found his way from Baghdad, to South Dakota, to Wesleyan, and having found his own voice in the process, Ahmed Ba…
University Relations Debuts New Name, New Main Street Location
Wesleyan’s Office of University Relations now has a new name and a new home.
Effective August 1, University Relations w…
Bharata Natyam for Navaratri
Bharata Natyam dancer Dr. Yashoda Thakore of India performed at Wesleyan’s Crowell Concert Hall on October 12 for Navara…
Alumni Awarded 2019 MacArthur “Genius” Grants
Mary Halvorson ’02; Saidiya Hartman ’84, Hon. ’19; and Cameron Rowland ’11 each received a $625,000, no-strings-attached award from the John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation. Recipients of a MacArthur Fellowship,…
Wesleyan Legacies Gather at Homecoming/Family Weekend 2019
This year’s Legacy Photo, taken the Saturday morning of Homecoming Weekend, filled three rows of Denison Terrace on the …
From Scratch: A Memoir of Love, Sicily, and Finding Home
In an excerpt from her new memoir, Tembi Locke ’92 details the moment when you realize that a formerly foreign place is …
When Worlds Collide: Collaboration and Coincidence in a Mystery from the Skies
By Rielly Wieners ’18
The origins of the Arizona Meteor Crater were a puzzle to the scientific community well into th…