WSA Voices Concerns over Outside Scholarship Policy and Financial Aid
This week’s WSA meeting on March 6 included a special question-and-answer session with University President Michael Roth ’78 regarding his ...
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U.S. State Department’s Storella Lectures on The Global Refugee Crisis
With 21.3 million people classified as refugees worldwide, it has become hard to conceptualize the human toll of the Syrian ...
Beyond 2020: President Roth’s Vision for the Next Decade
President Michael Roth ’78, whose contract as University president has just been extended until 2023, recently published a post on ...
WSA Explores Implementing a Fourth General Education Expectation on Diversity
The Wesleyan Student Assembly has announced that they are exploring the implementation of a fourth general education expectation focused on ...
Trustees Extend President Roth’s Contract Through 2023
The Michael Roth ’78 era at Wesleyan is just getting started. On Saturday afternoon, Chair of the Board of Trustees ...
Broad Street Will Not Keep Books Past March 15
In preparation for the opening of a new University bookstore on Main Street, Broad Street Books has announced that after ...
Panel Examines Funding for the Sciences in the Age of Trump
Last Wednesday night, the Climate Ambassadors hosted a faculty panel discussing funding for the sciences and the importance of climate change ...
Anger, Politics, and Writing intersect in Mishra Lecture
Pankaj Mishra has written all his life. Not only does he regularly contribute to publications such as The New York ...
Former Governor Shumlin ’79 Speaks on Environmental Policy at Shanklin Lab
On Thursday night, Feb. 23, students, faculty, and residents from all over Connecticut packed into a lecture hall in the ...
Out of Four Oscar-Nominated Alumni, Lonergan Wins Best Screenplay
So far, 2017 is shaping up to be another successful year for University grads in the film industry. The 89th Academy ...