BREAKING NEWS: Wesleyan’s Committee for Investor Responsibility urges the Wesleyan Administration to divest from the fossil fuel industry!

Caroline Colbert ‘21 discusses the significance of Brett Kavanaugh’s appointment in the context of the Wesleyan community.

Izzy Bush ‘21 weighs in on the highly debated ballot questions in the 2018 Massachusetts election.

Anonymous ‘21 discusses the recent controversy around Kanye West and his infamously fiery tweets.

Joshua Cardenas’ 19 unveils how tasers are leaving people just as lifeless as bullets.

Sanya Bery ‘21 creatively reflects on Brett Kavanaugh’s appointment to the United States Supreme Court.

Marcel Thompson ‘22 examines multiculturalism in the context of France’s win in the 2018 World Cup.

Skye Hawthorne ‘22 defends the tremendous power of statistics, numbers, and cold, hard facts.

Connor Matteson’ ‘22 proposes a path of reconstruction and revival as the solution to Syria’s War.

Julia Gyourko ‘21 weighs in on Pennsylvania’s inequitable system of public education and what measures should be taken to “bridge the gap.”

Darielle Matthews ‘22 explores Tunisia’s criminalization of racial discrimination and what this looks like for the future of the country.

In her first article for Arcadia, Caroline Colbert ‘21 examines the construction of feminine identity in light of the French government’s ban on headscarves, burqas, and other Islamic clothing in public schools.

In his first article for Arcadia, Skye Hawthorne ‘22 considers the vast implications of Elon Musk smoking marijuana on a live podcast.

In his first article for Arcadia, Nick Yeager ‘19 explores Texas’s transition to a blue state and what this means for the future of the state and the nation.