News & Events
WesFest 2019 Celebrates All Things Wesleyan!
Class of 2023 admitted students and their families toured campus and previewed the Wesleyan experience during WesFest April 10-12.
Mitchell '20 and Marzouk '19 Inducted into ASBMB Honor Society
New Fish Species Named After Professor Barry Chernoff
R&C Registration Is Now Open!
Featured Events
Apr
21
10:00 am
Men's Tennis vs Amherst College
Apr
21
03:00 pm
Women's Tennis vs Amherst College
Apr
21
07:00 pm
Kpop Dance Showcase
Apr
22
06:00 pm
Center for Humanities: Monday Night Lecture Series
Apr
23
04:00 pm
Men's Baseball vs Wheaton College
Apr
23
07:00 pm
Bookstore Event: Tushar Irani, "Plato on the Value of Philosophy: The Art of Argument in the Gorgias and Phaedrus"
Apr
23
07:30 pm
Sturm Lecture Series
Apr
23
08:00 pm
Grad Recital: Judith Berkson
Roth on Wesleyan
How to Choose (Our) University
Throughout the month, high school seniors with acceptance letters in hand, will be visiting campuses as they try to decide where to attend college. As I do each spring, I thought it might be useful to re-post my thoughts on choosing a college, with a few revisions.
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Michael S. Roth '78
Wesleyan Magazine
Exploring IDEAS & Design
In the December issue, we follow the professors and students in Wesleyan’s new minor, IDEAS: Integrated Design, Engineering, and Applied Science. Alumni push the creative boundaries of their fields—architecture, podcasting, storytelling, theater. And a troll creeps in under the cover.
Issue 3
2018
Wes in the News
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NBC Connecticut
Should Colleges Require Applicants to Submit SAT or ACT Scores?
President Michael S. Roth is interviewed about Wesleyan's decision five years ago to stop requiring applicants to submit SAT or ACT scores—a move aimed at increasing accessibility for underrepresented groups of students. -
The Middletown Press
Wesleyan Students Helping Former Prisoners to Gain Job Skills
Wesleyan Students for Ending Mass Incarceration (SEMI) is a group of students working to help former prisoners acclimate back into society by providing them with job skills. -
Paste Magazine
15 of the Best Humorists Writing Today
Jason Adam Katzenstein '13, a New Yorker cartoonist whose talent "extends beyond just one panel," is featured.
