“I mean, think about it, the earth rotates very quickly…” As recovery efforts continue in Sandy’s wake, here’s something to lighten the mood: a Brown student who has finally realized the truth about the government conspiracy we’ve been calling Hurricane Sandy. Meet “Daniel,” identified as a student at Brown University. In one of the noblest […]
If you haven’t been following the news over the past week, you’ve seriously been missing out. Long story short: there is a giant ass hurricane projected to hit the Northeast within the next couple days. Wesleyan’s administration sent out an announcement on Friday afternoon telling students and faculty that the storm should make landfall either Monday […]
Another day, another enormous win for men’s ice hockey. Fresh off the first win over Middlebury in program history, Wes took down defending national champion Norwich, which entered the game ranked third in the country, 5-2, thanks in no small part to 47 saves from Matt “Hurricane” Hadge ’13 (main photo). After a scoreless first […]
Listen to awesome campus music and support the suffering artists of New Orleans! Tickets are $3 at the door, and all proceeds go to the Back Beat Foundation. Doors @ 8:30Joe Jones – 9:00Busted Roses – 10:00 Date: Saturday, February 10thTime: 8:30pm – 12:30pmVenue: Psi U
Written by Ben Silverstone ‘22 and Ernest Braun ‘22 on behalf of WesDivest, Climate Action Group, WesDems, Sunrise, and a coalition of other sustainability groups, this guest post addresses climate injustice and what Wesleyan must do now to ensure our planet’s future: “12 years from now, in 2031, Wesleyan will celebrate its bicentennial anniversary. In 2030, the […]
“Lulzzz k.” This is part of our series of Wesleyingiversary interviews. You can find the rest here. Ah, yes. The last of the interviews for the 10 year blog birthday. These were really fun, but the most fun was when I caught up with my blog bff hermes, who left us, Wesleying, this past Spring, […]
We are (only) a week back from break, so hopefully everyone’s stopped asking what you did during it. These questions can be genuine…or loaded and empty. They can also be opportunities for class privilege to shine strong. However, every year, a few student groups and Wes departments help facilitate some truly dope spring break trips […]
Angela Chung ’18 writes in: Wesleyan ServeUP is having a New Orleans Themed Late Night to raise money for a service trip to rebuild houses and communities in New Orleans during Spring Break. Please come by and support a good cause while enjoying delicious NOLA food. ===========MENU=========== Jambalaya (vegetarian option available!) Curry Mac & Cheese Beignets Fried Oreos Sweet Tea Oreo […]
PSA from Gabriel Doss ’17: Do you like love? Do you like fire in your heart-balls? Here’s a concert after the jump:
The first big snow of the school season happened on Saturday, and today we found out the snow thing is going to be a bigger deal than we thought. As we prepare for a “crippling and potentially historic” New England blizzard this week, students just kind of want to know 1) if classes are going to get […]
