PAC Renovations to Begin June 1
This summer Wesleyan will break ground on a new interdisciplinary space in the heart of campus. Plans include a renovated and expanded Public Affairs Center and a new art gallery located between Olin Library and the walkway behind Judd Hall.
Students Inducted into American Society for Biochemistry and Molecular Biology Honor Society
Lennox Discusses History on Podcast “Getting Curious with Jonathan Van Ness”
Wesleyan's 189th Commencement to Take Place on May 26, 2021
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Women’s Tennis: Little 3 and NESCAC Champs!!
I had the wonderful experience today of watching the Wesleyan Women's Tennis Team play in the conference championship against Tufts. Both teams were undefeated throughout the season, and many of the matches were very close.
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After Trump Disgrace, Biden Reopens Door to Refugees and Americans Who Want to Help Them
As the Biden Administration prepares to open doors to resettle many more refugees in the U.S., Sasha Chanoff '93, founder of RefugePoint, writes about how to build a "more inclusive and welcoming" country for those fleeing danger abroad.
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