Alumni News & Notes
Thousands of alumni and family members converged on campus for Homecoming + Family Weekend October 27–29, 2023. Attendees were treated to an in-person Dwight Greene Symposium, WESeminars, gallery tal…
Summers Well Spent: Wesleyan’s Summer Grant Program
An open and free summer can be so alluring for students. It can be a respite, time to spend on the beach, or an opportu…
GAME ON: Fall Edition
Top photo: Sophia Lindus ’26 rises for an attack in a September 22 home match against Susquehanna. Wesleyan won in a sw…
Driving Force: Scott Michaud ’86
Lately, Scott Michaud ’86 has been contemplating a litany of out-of-this-world questions. How do law-abiding nations be…
Recommended Reading: Books by Franklin ’04, Miller ’80, and Others
SAMUEL W. FRANKLIN ’04The Cult of Creativity: A Surprisingly Recent History(University of Chicago Press, 2023)Creativit…
Taking Things Slow: A Q&A with Author Greg Berman ’89, P’21, ’24
Greg Berman ’89, P’21, ’24, is distinguished fellow of the practice at the Harry Frank Guggenheim Foundation and co-edi…
Letter to the Editor: On Richard Slotkin
Dear Editor,
I recently participated in a Wesleyan symposium marking the 50th anniversary of Richard Slotkin’s landmark book, Regeneration Through Violence: The Mythology of the American Frontier, 1600–1860. Rich, the…
Letter to the Editor: ASL in the ’90s
To the Editor,
My name is Alek (Friedman) Lev ’97, and I’m responding to “Signs of the Times” by Himeka Curiel. It’s wonderful to learn about the ASL classes to be taught by Assistant Professor of the Practice in Americ…
Letter to the Editor: What is Religion?
I was disappointed in the lack of intellectual rigor displayed by members of the Religion Department when they collectively responded to the question, “What is religion?” Arthur McGill, a former professor of religion, w…
Eudice Chong ’18: Post-Grad Goes Pro
When tennis pro Eudice Chong ’18 walks onto the court, it’s not obvious that she took a non-traditional route to get th…