JUST PUBLISHED
Alexander Chee ‘89
Queen of the Night
Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, 2016
Alexander Chee’s long-anticipated follow-up to his Whiting Award–winning debut, Edinburgh (2001), is an operatic epic as rich…
PHILIP TRAGER ’56: PHOTOGRAPHING INA
[caption id="attachment_7495" align="aligncenter" width="2201"] Photographing Ina, an exhibition of photographs by Phili…
WORLD-CLASS BOULDERING
[caption id="attachment_6965" align="aligncenter" width="2248"] Tyler Landman ’13, a world-class climber, finds boulderi…
LETTER HOME: THE SUDANESE OF AMMAN
My biggest culture shock when returning back to America from Amman, Jordan, was seeing pictures of Za’atari Camp in Jord…
CONTEMPORARY CHINESE ART EXHIBITION AT ZILKHA—FIRST AT U.S. UNIVERSITY
We Chat: A Dialogue in Contemporary Chinese Art, the first gallery exhibition highlighting artists born after the Cultur…
NEELY BRUCE’S DRAMATIC ORATORIO PREMIERES
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“Circular 14: The Apotheosis of Aristides,” a new dramatic oratorio composed by Neely Bruce, the John Spencer Camp Professor of Mu…
ALL THAT IS JAZZ
Harlem Hieroglyphs, the new album by Adjunct Professor of Music Jay Hoggard ’76, MA ’91, represents both the culmination…
PUBLISHING HOLOCAUST MEMOIR NIGHT FOR MUSLIM STUDENTS
[caption id="attachment_7063" align="aligncenter" width="2250"] Max Bevilacqua ’12 found that Elie Wiesel’s Night became a cultural bridge on his Fulbright as a teacher in Indonesia.[/caption]
It doesn’t seem an obvio…
BETWEEN THE LINES: LIFE ON THE ROCKS: FINDING MEANING IN ADDICTION AND RECOVERY
My name is Peg O’Connor. I am an alcoholic and I am a philosopher. I think many addicts are philosophically inclined and are searching for a or the meaning of life. We just tend to look in the wrong places for a long tim…
HISTORICAL ROW: SYR PERECYVELLE OF GALES: A BRILLIANT ASSOCIATION
[caption id="attachment_7049" align="aligncenter" width="2100"] Wesleyan Special Collections & Archives holds Edward…