Fries Center Offers Opportunity for Language-Learning through Mango
Building upon the program introduced last year, the Fries Center for Global Studies will offer students, faculty, staff, and alumni ...
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Sorey ’11 and Orr Win USA Fellowships
Composer, multi-instrumentalist, and Professor Tyshawn Sorey MA ’11 and Distinguished Fellow in the College of the Environment (COE) Allison Orr ...
University Hires New SACE Director
The University has hired Johanna DeBari as the Director of the Office of Survivor Advocacy this semester. The Survivor Advocacy ...
Campus-Wide Email Introduces New Title IX Measures
Over the past few years, the University has made efforts to improve the implementation of its Title IX policy. They updated the community ...
Ganbarg ’88 and Miranda ’02 Win Big at Grammys
On Sunday evening, two Wesleyan alumni, Pete Ganbarg ’88 and Lin-Manuel Miranda ’02, won Grammys for Best Musical Theater Album ...
Athletic Department Pilots New Fitness Center Hours
Late last week, in an email to all students on campus, Director of Athletics Mike Whalen and Vice President of Student ...
Professors Thomas and Collins Awarded Endowed Professorships
Professor of Mathematics and Integrative Sciences Karen Collins and University Professor in the College of Integrative Sciences and Research Professor ...
CT Rise Up Protests State Inaction on Shooting Death of Bridgeport Teen
On the afternoon of Friday, Jan. 26, local protesters, along with a smattering of Wesleyan students, gathered outside the Waterbury ...
Eclectic Will Return to 200 High in Fall 2018
After two years without a formal house, the Eclectic Society has been approved to return to 200 High Street by ...
Acclaimed Folk-Pop Artist Williams ’89 to Fundraise for New North End Center
Earlier this month, acclaimed folk-pop artist and author Dar Williams ’89 joined the Green Street Task Force (GSTF). Williams has ...