Wholesale Wesleyan University Black and White Map

Framed black and white giclee print of hand-drawn map of Wesleyan University. - 14 x 12" Premium Giclee print with white 2-inch mat - Frosted Black Metal frame (16 x 14") - Acrylic Glass with Reflection Control A vibrant illustrated map of Wesleyan University showcasing campus landmarks, student life, and cultural history. Notable sites include Freeman Athletic Center, WestCo, Clark, PAC, CFA, Andrus Field, Foss Hill, and College Row. Student staples like Neon Deli, home of grinders, WesShop, WesCafe, and the student-run restaurant are highlighted, as is wesu 88.1 FM and the iconic Douglas Cannon, whose timeline includes escapades from 1859 to a mysterious present. The late great dining institution Mocon (1960–2012) is also featured. Historic moments and cultural references are woven in: - Commencement speakers from MLK (1964) to Gloria Steinem (2022) - Live concerts featuring Louis Armstrong (1958), Joni Mitchell (1969), Kendrick Lamar (2013), and others - A nod to alum Michael Bay ’86 and "Alum" Hale Bopp '97 Sources of student lore like Skull & Serpent and the tunnels. A note on coeducation: “As an experiment the class of 1872 included four women; Wesleyan went fully co-ed in 1970.” Pop culture references like “The Heights” premiering here and a housing options like Malcolm X and The Butts. Also featured are local landmarks: O’Rourke’s Diner (1941–2023), the Arrigoni Bridge, and the Connecticut River. Illustration by Ian Moulton ’00.