Ice Breaker: Alison Criscitiello ’03
Glaciologist and climate scientist Alison Criscitiello ’03 scales the world's tallest mountains, pushing the limits in pursuit of high-risk, high-reward impactful science.
Alison Criscitiello’s b…
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In Defense of Democracy: Ian Bassin ’98
When he answered an out-of-the-blue phone call in autumn 2023 and learned he’d been awarded a MacArthur Fellowship—more…
Alison Criscitiello ’03 in Her Own Words: Canada’s Müller Ice Cap
I heard the Arctic wolves call as we skied down to the sea ice edge in Expedition Fiord. I’m so used to working on th…
Beyond Capitalism: “Degrowth Communism” for a Sustainable Future
Capital in the Anthropocene by Marxist philosopher Kohei Saito ’09 was an unexpected blockbuster in his home country of…
Environmental Advocacy in the City
In east Portland, Oregon, the site of a former Kmart is the subject of an on-going legal battle between an out-of-state…
Recommended Reading: Books by de Vise ’89, Fox ’92, P’26, and Others
DANIEL DE VISE ’89
The Blues Brothers: An Epic Friendship, the Rise of Improv, and the Making of an American Film Cl…
Alumni News & Notes: Spring 2024
Alumni attendees at the San Francisco launch of THIS IS NOT A CAMPAIGN. THIS IS WESLEYAN. enjoyed the music stylings of…
The World Needs More Wesleyan
A hothouse of creativity. A catalytic environment. A place of challenge and joyful inspiration. As the University embar…
Impact Beyond Dollars and Cents: A Q&A with Frantz Williams ’99
Frantz Williams ’99 was just nine years old and only spoke his native tongue, Creole, when his family left Haiti and ca…
Vote of Confidence
After half a century of lackluster turnout, young Americans are voting at record-high rates. What’s driving this swell …