Mgbako Talks Sex Work Activism in Africa, Highlights Perspective of Workers
Chi Mgbako talked about her book “To Live Freely in This World: Sex Worker Activism in Africa” with Professor of ...
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Students Reflect on Multiplicity and Complexity of Chinese Identities, Continuing Campus Dialogue
Students from mainland China held a forum on Nov. 12 featuring 14 anonymous stories articulating the diversity of Chinese identities ...
Dr. Brown-Dean Gives Lecture on Recent Book “Identity Politics in the United States”
Dr. Khalilah L. Brown-Dean, an Associate Professor of Political Science at Quinnipiac University, gave a lecture on her book “Identity ...
Third Annual International Education Week Focuses on Reassessing Internationalism
The University’s third annual International Education Week will begin Friday, Nov. 15, as a part of a national initiative from ...
Professor Gilmore Receives NASA Funding for Venus Mission Study
Wesleyan Professor Martha Gilmore’s Venus Flagship Mission Study, which was proposed following the National Academy of Science’s Midterm Report, has ...
Weekly POC Meditation Sessions Begin
A new weekly POC meditation session will begin this Sunday from 2:00 to 2:40 p.m. in the Office of Religious and Spiritual ...
Rachel Denber Talks Human Rights in Russia
The Human Rights Lecture Series hosted a talk on repression and human rights in Russia entitled “The State of Human ...
Wesleyan Climate Congress Discusses Group’s Role, Inter-Group Relations at First Meeting
Although the idea for an environmental justice collective has been circulating around campus for over a year, the first-ever meeting for ...
McAlear v. Wesleyan Proceeds With First Pretrial Hearing
The preliminary hearing for the case of Michael McAlear v. Wesleyan University took place on Tuesday, Oct. 29 at the ...
California Students React to Wildfires at Home
Throughout the past several weeks, wildfires in both Northern and Southern California have destroyed buildings and forced thousands to evacuate ...