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Democracy in Action: Meet Joshua Cardenas ’19
Joshua Cardenas ’19 knew he wanted to work in government from a young age, inspired by his mother's military service. He has lived that dream so far, working for five members of Congress and Vice President Kamala Harris in the White House.
October 2, 2024
New Motion Capture Studio Opens at Digital Design Commons
Students will now be able to create motion capture videos in the new Digital Design Commons (DDC), which opened on Sept. 27. The DDC offers students a space to create and collaborate, with editing bays, a co-working area, and rentable equipment to use as needed.
October 1, 2024
Javanese Gamelan Ensemble to Premiere Works by I.M. Harjito
University Professor of Music I.M. Harjito has taught Javanese gamelan, a traditional Indonesian musical ensemble, at Wesleyan for over 40 years. On Oct. 4, the Wesleyan Javanese Gamelan Ensemble will perform a retrospective of 25 years of his compositions, including two premieres, in Crowell Concert Hall.
October 2, 2024
Faculty Member Revives French Baroque Dance Style in New Choreography
September 18, 2024
Wesleyan Veterans Lounge Creates Space for Community
September 17, 2024
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New Books Network
President Michael S. Roth ’78 spoke about the rise of student protest at an event for the New York Institute of the Humanities. His appearance was published as an episode of the New Books Network’s “American Politics” podcast.
The Washington Post
The Wesleyan Media Project reported that Vice President Kamala Harris’ campaign significantly outspent former President Donald Trump’s on television and digital advertising from Sept. 9 to 22. The Washington Post highlighted their research in a piece on Sept. 27.
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Wesleyan in the News: September 2024
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Javanese Gamelan Ensemble to premiere works by I.M. Harjito
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Carbon-Zero Field Hockey Turf Unveiled at New Hicks Field
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Grants Empower Students to Strengthen Democracy
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