Ulysse and Philip Explore Roots Through Performance
The audience looked around Memorial Chapel the evening of Thursday, Oct. 15 in an attempt to identify where the voices ...
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Event Critiques Big Money’s Influence in Elections
The University became a rendezvous point for some of Connecticut’s leading organizations and public officials on Thursday, Oct. 15. Connecticut ...
Wagoner Wins Art History Award
On Oct. 5 Wesleyan Professor of Art History and Archaeology Phillip Wagoner and University of Arizona Professor of History Richard ...
Tishler Professor of Chemistry Wins Nobel Prize
When the recipients of the 2015 Nobel Prizes were announced this month, members of the University community may have recognized ...
Roth Announces New Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs
Former Dean of Social Sciences and Director of Global Initiatives Joyce Jacobsen has accepted an appointment as Provost and Vice ...
Mentorship Program for Economics Majors Begins
As a result of pressure from the Female Economists of Wesleyan (FEW) and the Economics Majors Committee, the University is ...
Allison ’85 Named Middletown’s First Poet Laureate
At the urging of two persistent middle schoolers , local artist and University alumna Susan Allison ’85 was recently announced as ...
Film Screening Addresses U.S. Antibiotics Overuse
The U.S. Public Interest Research Group (PIRG) Campus Action, in collaboration with student groups Climate Ambassadors and Wesleyan Democrats, screened “The ...
“Steve Jobs” Film Hits Goldsmith Family Cinema
During a special event at the Goldsmith Family Cinema, students, faculty, and members of the community were provided an opportunity ...
Psi U Hosts “Penny For Your Thoughts” Event
This October, students at the University will have a chance to hear their fellow peers discuss their passions in a ...