News & Events
Looking Back on a Historic 2018-19 Athletic Season
The Cardinals raised the bar once again this past year with arguably the greatest all-around season in Wesleyan Athletics history, including a National Championship win for women's tennis—the first Wes women’s team to claim a national title.
Oliveras Performs in World Premiere of "Kiss My Aztec!"
2019 Summer Research Undergraduates Present Findings
Wes in the Community: Girls in Science Summer Camp
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Roth on Wesleyan
Cancel the PC Label — And the Conformist Outrage that Goes With It
As the school year gets underway and we get further into the presidential election season, whenever a commentator complains about college campuses or a politician needs a boogeyman to attack, we can be pretty sure that the words “politically correct” will get tossed around.
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Michael S. Roth '78
Wesleyan Magazine
Data in the Liberal Arts
Our spring issue of the magazine examines the critical underpinning of quantitative studies at Wes: Numbers are rarely an end unto themselves. Instead, they should act as springboards, can be prone to bias, and are best considered an answer rather than the answer.
Issue 1
2019
Wes in the News
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The Jim Bohannon Show
Michael Roth
President Roth engages in a wide-ranging conversation with Jim Bohannon about his new book, "Safe Enough Spaces: A Pragmatist's Approach to Inclusion, Free Speech, and Political Correctness on College Campuses," on this nationally syndicated radio show. -
The Hollywood Reporter
The Top 25 American Film Schools, Ranked
Wesleyan is featured in this ranking of top film programs, in an article highlighting some of the University's beloved film professors and the updates to the Center for Film Studies. -
WBUR's "On Point"
What the Future Holds for Labor Unions
Steven Greenhouse '73, P '08, a longtime labor reporter, is interviewed about the future of labor unions in connection with his new book, "Beaten Down, Worked Up: The Past, Present, and Future of American Labor."
