Alumni Abroad: The Peace Corps
On a typical evening in the province of Puerto Plata, Dominican Republic, Andrea Weires ’19 strolls through a village with a bag of books, stopping to read stories to the kids who live there. Weires,…
Grace Devanny ’23: A Legacy of Cardinal Firsts
At the end of her final season as a Cardinal scholar-athlete, Grace Devanny ’23 leaves a legacy of two-sport excellence…
Game On!
Photo of Renna Mohsen-Breen ’25 by Manuela Davies/USTA
Women's Tennis
The Wesleyan women’s tennis team completed yet a…
From the Collections: African Material Cultures and the Archaeology & Anthropology Collections
Stories and legends abound regarding the Orange Judd Museum of Natural History, the teaching museum that existed on Wes…
Nietzsch Factor: Wesleyan’s First Ultimate Team
At Long Lane fields in spring 2022, Nietzsch Factor, Wesleyan’s open division ultimate team, began practice. Gaelin “Ga…
Calls to Civic Duty and Fighting Injustice Echo throughout R&C 2023
Blue skies and temperatures in the 70s and 80s made for a picturesque Reunion & Commencement Weekend as graduatin…
Kantika: A Multigenerational Sephardic Saga
Elizabeth Graver ’86, P’25 is fascinated by the way individual lives intersect with history. Many of her novels feature…
Recommended Reading: Books by Curzer ’74, MA ’76; Dore ’87; and Others
HOWARD J. CURZER ’74, MA ’76Virtue Ethics for the Real World: Improving Character without Idealization (Routledge, 2023)…
Explosively Happy
Seniors let loose the tension of many months of hard work after turning in their final theses during the traditional ch…
Alumni News & Notes
This past February, Dr. Robert Abel ’65, P’93, ’98 journeyed to Africa to work alongside the staff at Rwanda Internatio…