Well Read, by Laurie Kenney
Stephanie Mohr ’93
First in Fly: Drosophila Research and Biological Discovery
Harvard University Press, 2018
Tiny, short-lived, and, in a word, annoying, fruit flies probably aren’t the first thing…
A Lifeline for Local Journalism, by Gabriel Popkin ’03
At the Lenfest Institute CEO Jim Friedlich ’79, P’17 nurtures smaller newsrooms for the larger good of our democracy.
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The Podcast Person: Mia Lobel ’97
Mia Lobel ’97 has audio stories she wants to tell—and she had been waiting for technology to catch up. (Photo by Tatia…
The Hard Truths of Investigative Reporting
Prizewinning investigative journalist Jenifer McKim ’88 teaches the next generation of watchdogs how to question authori…
From Glass Ceilings to Glowing Screens
Jane Eisner ’77, P’06,’12 and daughter Miriam Berger ’12 discuss the profession that is their shared passion.
Jane Ei…
A YEAR OF ACCOLADES FOR WESLEYAN ATHLETES AND COACHES
By Mike O'Brien, Assistant AD for Communications (Photos courtesy Wesleyan Athletics)
As volleyball won its…
WESLEYAN: APRIL IS ART THESIS MONTH IN ZILKHA
Seniors in the Department of Art and Art History’s Art Studio Program display their thesis work throughout the month of …
PRESIDENT’S LETTER
The question took me by surprise. I had just finished lecturing to about 75 undergraduates at Peking University on the virtues of American-style pragmatic liberal education. My book Beyond the University: Why Liberal Edu…
EDITOR’S NOTE: MY FAREWELL COLUMN
Lately I’ve been exploring the devilish complexities of Medicare as I approach my 65th birthday and a time of change in …
LONG ROAD TO POSTHUMOUS PUBLICATION
[caption id="attachment_10325" align="aligncenter" width="2200"] Collegial Venture: The late Professor of History Jeffrey Butler (left) and his colleague, Professor Emeritus of History Richard Elphick (right), shared dee…