At First Church, Historical Society Works to ‘Set the Record Straight,’ Price Talks New Role
This past Sunday, the First Church of the United Church of Christ hosted the first public conversation in partnership with both ...
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University Endowment Reaches $967 Million in Fiscal 2017
Wesleyan’s endowment rose to $967.2 million in the 2017 fiscal year, according to a recently released year-end letter on the University’s Investments ...
President Roth and Provost Jacobsen Present Facilities Plans
President Michael Roth ’78 and Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs Joyce Jacobsen hosted a University Facilities Planning Update and ...
The Calderwood Seminars Come to Campus
Wesleyan recently received a multi-year grant to fund a series of Calderwood Seminars. These seminars aim to empower upperclassmen to reflect ...
Civic Action Plan Will Shift Focus Toward Student Preparedness
In an all-campus email from Jan. 29, Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs Joyce Jacobsen announced the publication of the ...
Estimated Prophet: Remembering John Perry Barlow ’69
John Perry Barlow ’69, the self-proclaimed “junior lyricist of the Grateful Dead” and founder of the Electronic Frontier Foundation, passed ...
Judge Katherine Forrest ’86 Talks the First Amendment
On Thursday, Feb. 1, U.S. District Judge for the Southern District of New York Katherine Forrest ’86 headlined the first installment ...
Wesleyan Media Project Featured in Major Washington Think-Tank Report
This January, Wesleyan-based research featured in national news when the Bipartisan Policy Center released a major report entitled “Campaign Finance ...
Connecticut College Democrats Encouraged to Engage at Local Level
The Wesleyan Democrats hosted an annual College Democrats of Connecticut (CDCT) Conference on campus Saturday. The event focused on growing ...
LEAD Conference Offers Networking and Career-Building Opportunities
A group of 23 students left campus this weekend to attend the annual Latina Empowerment and Development Conference (LEAD) in ...