Since its founding, the Patricelli Center has nurtured and incubated budding student entrepreneurs and leaders. Formerly the ...
Pace blends dystopian speculation, feminist historical fiction, and mind-bending sci-fi structure in one robust package. Akin ...
The seeds for the first-ever research symposium about the Wangunk people of central Connecticut were planted a decade ago ...
The Dwight L. Greene Symposium honors Dwight L. Greene ’70 as a memorial and tribute to his life and work as a professor of law, mentor, and friend. The Alumni of Color Network and the Black Alumni ...
Through all the seminars, performances, games, exhibitions, and more, Homecoming and Family Weekend gave Wesleyans the chance ...
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For over 30 years, Ellen Thomas, Harold T. Stearns Professor of Integrative Sciences, emerita, and Johan Varekamp, Harold T. Stearns Professor of Earth Science, emeritus, have been researching ...
Over the next three years, Wesleyan University will lead Renewing Democracy’s Promise, an initiative to strengthen democratic culture at a moment when polarization is testing communities across the ...
On the eve of the 250 th anniversary of our nation’s founding, John Spencer Camp Professor of Music Neely Bruce led Wesleyan faculty, students, local singers, instrumentalists, and community partners ...
Six members of Wesleyan faculty were recognized for their outstanding research and leadership at a faculty meeting on Sept. 9. At the meeting, Provost and Senior Vice President for Academic Affairs ...
For nearly two centuries, Wesleyan University and Middletown have grown side by side—neighbors whose stories are deeply intertwined. Today, that relationship is stronger than ever, with the University ...
New permanent and visiting faculty at New Faculty Orientation on Sept. 2. (John Hassett Photography) In the division of Natural Sciences and Mathematics, Kelly Thayer has been appointed as the first ...