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 ...
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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 ...
Keynote speaker Smith discusses role of justice
Black feminist theorist Barbara Smith discusssed current battles of gays and women of color in her Black History Month keynote ...
Brandom’s philosophy lecture rejects modern value of truth
In his talk, "Why Truth Doesn't Matter," at Russell House Monday night, University of Pittsburgh Professor of Philosophy Robert Brandom ...
News Brief
On Monday, Feb. 7, a drug deal on Vine St. led to an extended police car-chase and several injuries. According ...
Admissions office steps up student of color recruitment
Thanks to student and alumni recruitment efforts, the number of African-American applicants this year has risen by 18 percent. This ...
Connecticut debates same-sex marriage equality at hearing
Questioning marriage's status as a civil right, Connecticut's lawmakers and citizens came together in Hartford on Monday to discuss the ...
Development of Long Lane property continues slowly
Plans are underway for the development of Wesleyan's 160-acre Long Lane property, which the University purchased a year ago from ...