President’s Letter

(Your) Brain on Culture

Wesleyan Receives $2 Million challenge for Humanities Program

New Paintings by David Schorr at Davison Art Center in Early 2012

From Mourning To Celebration:
A Posthumous Book

Malamut’s Astronomy Draws on Hubble Observations

Seeking Truth with The Innocence Project

Recollections of Wesleyan in the 1930s

Conversations
Peter Rutland

Letter Home
Sherry Sybertz ’10

Historical Row
Wesleyan’s Time Machine

Scholar Athlete
Laura Kurash ’13

UpFront PROFILES

Permaculture Takes Root in the Westco Courtyard
To Wild Wes, landscape' means 'natural'

Center for Prison Education
Russell Perkins ’09 was a high school student in Evanston, Illinois when the Anthony Porter case changed Illinois law.
It changed Perkins' life, as well.

Teen Health:
Providing Help Through Schools

Clinics in New Orleans schools provide
Dr. Melissa Trozzi Nass ’99 with a setting for spotting difficult problems.

BY EVE ABRAMS ’93
PHOTOGRAPHY BY JACKSON HILL

Capturing the Genius of an
American Icon

James Kaplan ’73 takes a fresh look at the professional and personal life of singing legend Frank Sinatra.

BY DAVID LOW ’76

Digital Wesleyan’s New York Network

The kind of thinking Wesleyan nurtures is well suited to the culture of innovation in New York’s Silicon Alley.

BY LAUREN WEBER ’94 ·
PHOTOGRAPHY BY ROBERT ADAM MAYER