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Jason Mitchner shared a remembrance of Asa Masai Palmer, who passed away on May 29, 2025:

“Asa Masai Palmer hailed from the Bronx, New York, where he was an avid member of Thessalonia Worship Center [and] the second oldest of six siblings. [Asa] attended Daniel Hand High School in Connecticut as a member of the A Better Chance program. At Wesleyan, Asa played football, shot for various sports teams, minored in film and majored in econ; and, moreover, was a beam of positivity and authenticity in Middletown, Connecticut. Upon graduating, Asa traveled the world through mission work with his church and won an Emmy with CBS Sports for Super Bowl LVIII. Asa also co-founded a Black multimedia company called Sable Kudzu Entertainment LLC; and created a universe for a project dubbed ‘Sentinel 6’ with Pat Stout, a friend from Wesleyan University. Together they raised $20,000 and produced a short film in 2022. The project recently received funding and is currently in preproduction!” 

Josephine Jenks and Will Moss were married last month in Brooklyn, New York, with many Wesleyan friends in attendance!

Jade Ransohoff and Sarah Swenson celebrated 10 years of best friendship on August 24, 2025, after meeting their sophomore year on the volleyball team.

Molly Bogin released her debut EP, Attachment Cycle, on all streaming platforms in May, and she’d be thrilled if you listened to it and/or sent it to all your exes. <3 

NAJWA ANASSE | nanasse@wesleyan.edu