News & Events
Field Yates ’09 Defies the Odds
NFL insider and Fantasy Focus Football cohost Field Yates talks statistics, beating the odds, and finding motivation to push beyond the numbers.
Alumni Work to End Gun Violence Through Everytown
Korda, Rouse, Kottos Awarded Wesleyan Prize for Excellence in Research
Student Activities Fair Showcases Campus Groups
Featured Events
Sep
20
12:00 pm
Global Climate Rally and March
Sep
20
04:30 pm
Tipping Points: Brian Stewart's Annual Earth Week Rant (Reprise)
Sep
20
06:00 pm
A Conversation with Taylor Mac
Sep
21
TBA
Women's Volleyball vs Tufts University
Sep
21
10:00 am
Regional Dance Development Initiative
Sep
21
11:00 am
Men's Cross Country Alumni Run
Sep
21
11:00 am
Women's Cross Country Alumni Run
Roth on Wesleyan
Climate Concerns and Climate Action
This week young people around the world are making their voices heard in leading a chorus of concern about the catastrophic dangers of climate change. On Friday, Sept. 20 many will be engaged in a climate strike
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Michael S. Roth '78
Wesleyan Magazine
The Film Issue
Focusing on the past, present, and future of film studies at Wesleyan, this issue showcases Jeanine Basinger’s 60 years of foundational and groundbreaking work, the alumni starring in and outside of the industry, and exciting new additions to what the Hollywood Reporter named one of the best film programs in the country.
Issue 2
2019
Wes in the News
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The Washington Post
How the NRA Highjacked History
Associate Professor of History Jennifer Tucker writes about the history of the legal debate over the Second Amendment, and explains how the court's understanding of that history may shape the nation's response to the current gun violence epidemic. -
CNN
Free Speech Wars Miss the Point of College
In this op-ed, President Michael S. Roth argues against the "free market approach to speech" on college campuses, which he says is misleading, and causes real harm to people while also failing to ensure an airing of diverse viewpoints. -
WFSB
Recent Wesleyan Graduate Claims Victory in Middletown Democratic Primary
Twenty-seven year old Ben Florsheim '14 won the Democratic primary vote for Middletown's next mayor, beating out three opponents.
