Def poetry comes to Crowell
Hundreds of Wesleyan students poured into Crowell Concert Hall Thursday night to hear poetry Def Jam performances by Beau Sia ...
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WesPeace teach-in educates, sparks further debate on Iraq
Assessing the United States’ involvement in Iraq, members of the Wesleyan community participated in this week’s WesPeace-sponsored Teach-In: The War ...
Health Center now providing flu vaccine
Although the national shortage of influenza vaccine continues, the Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has recently released several ...
Group works against Darfur genocide
A recent National Student Leadership Conference titled "A Call to Action for Darfur" has sparked the creation of a new ...
WESU returns to live programming
As of noon on Monday, WESU is officially back on the air after a short hiatus. With live programming, changes ...
Flood damages local HIV shelter
The Oasis Center, a Middletown shelter and support center for HIV-infected persons and their families, experienced extensive damage on Jan. ...
Lecture addresses dual role of war and Christianity for humanity
War is a moral act, according to Professor of Theological Ethics at Duke Divinity School Stanley Hauerwas, who spoke at ...
Teach-in examines Iraq war
With the hope of continuing discussion and increasing awareness on campus about the war in Iraq, WesPeace has organized a ...
Listing of WesPeace Teach-in Events
Tuesday, Feb. 15 Noon, PAC 001 Bruce Masters, Professor of History, “Iraq: Does the Past Bode Well for the Future?” ...
Center for Continuing Studies launches its second semester
The Center for Continuing Studies, which offers non-credit classes in the liberal arts to community members, alumni, and parents of ...