One wonders how Assistant Dean of Students and Student Conduct Kevin Butler spent his Friday nights in college. One hopes he had friends—maybe some buddies who would play board games with him, watch ...

As 2025–26 NESCAC play begins, many new faces join the Red and Black as players and as coaches. Three new head coaches take the helms of their respective programs, looking to make impacts early ...

After an action-packed final day of the regular season, the bracket is set, and playoff baseball is upon us. It’s been a volatile and chaotic season that has seen juggernauts fall off the map and ...

The third and final season of “The Summer I Turned Pretty” concluded on Wednesday, Sept. 17. The conclusion cemented the series as the definitive love triangle story of the 2020s, defining and ...

The First Amendment grants us the rights to freedom of speech and freedom of the press. But to what extent are these rights truly provided to us? Recently, the debate about what constitutes speech ...

Katherine Forrest ’86 is a retired United States District Court Judge for the Southern District of New York and currently serves as a partner at Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & Garrison, where she ...

On Wednesday, Sept. 24, the Wesleyan Film Series screened Agniia Galdanova’s powerful documentary “Queendom.” Following the film was a Q&A with the film’s protagonist Gena Marvin and producer Igor ...

If you take a short stroll around campus with Annie Hedgepeth ’26, you’ll notice that she has many people to greet, hug, and remind about the Co-op farm. Hedgepeth is the financial manager of Long ...

On Sunday, Sept. 14, 2025, the University’s Office of Public Safety (PSafe) issued an updated security camera policy via a campus-wide email with guidelines for camera use and data storage. The policy ...

Every year, the University organizes the Shasha Seminar for Human Concerns, an event aiming to explore global issues in a niche seminar environment for alumni, parents, and members of the community.