Amy Bloom Hosts First “Table Talk” of the Year
Amy Bloom, English professor and New York Times best-selling author, hosted the first of her long-running “Table Talk” events in the Shapiro ...
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Circles and Ciphers Leads Restorative Justice Peace Circle
A Chicago-based restorative justice organization called Circles and Ciphers led a peace circle hosted by Wesleyan Students for Ending Mass ...
Ajúa Campos Hosts Event Series for Latinx Affirmation Month
This November, Ajúa Campos, Wesleyan’s Latinx affinity group, will host a series of events for Latinx Affirmation Month (LAM). The month-long ...
Temple Adath Israel Holds Vigil to Mourn Pittsburgh Shooting Victims
On Sunday evening, a crowd of Middletown residents and Wesleyan community members gathered on South Green to remember the 11 ...
Climate Change Denialism: Dr. Michael E. Mann Dispels Illusions
Dr. Michael E. Mann, Director of the Earth System Science Center at Pennsylvania State University, visited campus on Oct. 25 ...
Campus Climate Survey Results Indicate Differing Satisfaction of Demographic Groups
The Campus Climate Survey Results from the 2017-2018 school year were released on Wednesday, Oct. 17 by the Office for ...
“In the Light of Reverence” Screening Shares Indigenous Perspectives on Sacred Sites
On Monday, Oct. 15, Powell Cinema held a screening of 17-year-old documentary “In the Light of Reverence”. The film, first ...
‘Know Your Rights’ Seminar Educates Student Workers on Their Rights and the University’s Responsibilities
On Wednesday, Oct. 17, Peer Advocates for Working Students (PAWS) hosted a “Know Your Rights” seminar as part of the ...
USLAC Mobilizes to Rehire Custodian After Abrupt Termination
On Aug. 8, custodial worker María Sarabia began to feel lightheaded. A janitor working with Service Management Group (SMG) at ...
Prize-Winning Historian Linda Gordon Lectures on the “Second Klan” and Populism
On Tuesday, Oct. 16, Professor of History at NYU Linda Gordon delivered the third annual Meigs Distinguished Lecture in U.S. ...