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Class of 2022 Known for Creativity and Resiliency
Members of the Class of 2022, pictured at a Bay Area gathering prior to their first year at Wesleyan, will graduate during the 190th Commencement
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New Campus Free Store Planned for Fall Semester
Annie Volker ’24, Debbra Goh ’24, and Hayley Berliner, Temporary Sustainability Director Every year, as Wesleyan students empty their rooms at
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Lee ’22 Creates ‘Living Book’ Exhibit for Senior Honors Thesis Project
Elim Lee ’22 displays one of two hand-bound children’s books she created as part of her senior thesis in Olin Library. To create an accompanying
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“He Decided to Conquer the Place that Had Conquered Him”: Peter Putnam ’42 *50’s Princeton, Part II
In Part I of this two-part series, I told the story of how Peter Putnam ’42 *50 lost his sight in a suicide attempt and fought for the right to
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Seniors Celebrate “Thesis Day” at Olin with Champagne Toast
Ori Cantwell ’22 has been looking forward to this moment since his freshman year at Wesleyan. On April 14, he joined dozens of his classmates on
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Matteson ’23 Takes on the Future In New Book
Connor Matteson ’23 Connor Matteson ’23 was one of many students who took a gap year as a result of the global pandemic. “I wasn’t really
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“A Fairyland and Hell to Me for Years”: Peter Putnam ’42 *50’s Princeton, Part I
This is the first in a two-part series on the life of Peter Putnam ‘42 *50 in Princeton, before and after he lost his sight. This first installment
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Involvement Fair for Admitted Students
Several student groups shared their interests with Class of 2026 admitted students during WesFest activities on April 8.
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Neighborhood Preschoolers Enjoy Family Day Lunch
Neighborhood Preschool held an outdoor picnic lunch for children and their families on April 8. Wesleyan University has begun the process of
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Admitted Students Explore All-Things Wesleyan at WesFest
Class of 2026 admitted student Krithi De Souza attended WesFest with her mother, Sanjani Varkey. Krithi De Souza knew five years ago she wanted to
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Survivor Solidarity Month Activities Promote Community Responsibility, Care
Survivor Solidarity Month kicked off April 1 with the first of three Survivor Love Letter tabling in Usdan where members of the Wesleyan community
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Princeton’s Whittington Delivers Annual Hugo L. Black Lecture
Keith Whittington, William Nelson Cromwell Professor of Politics at Princeton University and Academic Chair of the Academic Freedom Alliance spoke on
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Resource Center Hosts Talk on International Transgender Day of Visibility
By Maia Dawson ’24 Kat Blaque: Writer, speaker, illustrator, animator, and visible trans blogger spoke to members of the Wesleyan community during
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A Look Into Asian American Writing at Princeton and Its Focus on Interracial Dating: Racial Preferences of Campus Couples in the 1980s, 1990s, and 2000s (Part 2)
By Christina Cho ’24 This is a continuation of a two-part series that broadly explores how discussions of “Asian American” identity and
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A Look Into Asian American Writing at Princeton and Its Focus on Interracial Dating: The Seedling (Part I)
By Christina Cho ’24 This is a two-part series that broadly explores how discussions of “Asian American” identity and interracial dating