The Invisible Woman: Avery Trufelman ’13
Avery Trufelman ’13 knows how to get inside your head: she goes through your ears.
Trufelman is a producer on the show 99% Invisible (99PI), based out of beautiful downtown Oakland, California. With …
Bill Shapiro ’87 and What We Keep
For their new book, Bill Shapiro ’87 and Naomi Wax interviewed hundreds of people about the single object that brings th…
Alumni Bookshelf
Helen Riess ’78 with Liz Neporent
The Empathy Effect: 7 Neuroscience-Based Keys for Transforming the Way We Live, …
Faculty Bookshelf
J. Kēhaulani Kauanui, Professor and Chair of American Studies and Professor, Anthropology
Paradoxes of Hawaiian Soverei…
Men in the Machine: Playwright Haymon ’16 Explores Kafka in Contemporary America
(Photo of Miranda Haymon ’16 by Jejomar Ysit ’19.)
This September 5–17, at The Tank in New York City, Miranda Haymon …
When The Plot Thickens: Little Comfort, by Edwin Hill ’93
There are essentially two approaches to designing a crime novel: “Pantsing” and “Plotting.” Pantsers fly by the seat of …
The Evolution of Project No Red Zone
Emma Austin ’19 and Keishan Christophe ’19 describe their blueprint for educating the Wesleyan campus community on sexua…
Franklin Sirmans ’91: Offering Organic Entryways into Art
Franklin Sirmans ’91 is an American art critic, editor, writer, and curator. He has been the director of the Pérez Art M…
Designs on a Rewarding Career: Sharon Belden Castonguay, Director of the Gordon Career Center
Once upon a time, graduating students could reasonably expect to pick a single career path that would see them straight …
Redrawing New York City’s Skyline
Years removed from their Wesleyan friendship, two alumni reconnect in monumental fashion. Photo by: Robert Adam May…