A few days before appearing on campus, Peter Steinfels, religion columnist for the New York Times and professor at Fordham University, published an article titled “Looking to other Religions, and Atheism, for Clarity in Faith.”
Just ask the librarians in Archives and Special Collections about the history of the mascot here at Wesleyan, and you will find that Wesleyan students have had a mischievous streak since at least 1915.
In offices hidden away on High Street, the Campus Spiritual Life staff is currently introducing a new non-credit interfaith course called “Soul Matters,” with the intention of creating friendly discourse amongst believers and non-believers alike.
Over her semester abroad in Buenos Aires this fall, Chelsea Sprayregen ’10 spoke with members of the human rights organization “Las Madres de Plaza de Mayo-Founding Line” and became fascinated by the work they were doing in Argentina
This semester, the students enrolled in Architecture II have been diligently working to design and build a custom sukkah in time for the Jewish festival of harvest, Sukkot.
A wild head of hair did little to cover the smile that spread across Adam Jacobs’s ’10 face when asked about activism on campus.