News & Events
Featured Events
Jan
23
12:15 pm
MLK Commemoration What Came Before & After King: Abolitionist Teaching & Life" by Dr Bettina Love
Jan
23
01:15 pm
MLK Commemoration Reception
Jan
24
08:00 am
Classes begin
Jan
25
07:00 pm
Women's Basketball vs Bates College
Jan
25
07:00 pm
Women's Ice Hockey vs Bowdoin College
Jan
26
03:00 pm
Women's Basketball vs Tufts University
Jan
26
03:00 pm
Women's Ice Hockey vs Bowdoin College
Jan
26
06:00 pm
Bookstore Event: Philosophy Night
Roth on Wesleyan
Winter at Wesleyan….Thinking about India
As cold weather descends upon New England, I find myself thinking about India as we get ready for the new semester.
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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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Pacifica Radio's Letters and Politics
Diderot and The Art of Thinking Freely
Andrew Curran, the William Armstrong Professor of the Humanities, is interviewed about his new book on 18th century philosophy Denis Diderot, considered "a prophetic philosopher who helped build the foundations of the modern world." -
Next Avenue
Cultivating Curiosity at Any Age
"WILL classes are one of the outlets that keep me balanced and challenge my mind in a different way than work does,” says one student in this feature on The Wesleyan Institute for Lifelong Learning (WILL), where adults of any age can take non-credit-based academic courses on Wesleyan's campus. -
NPR
The Push to Break Up The Boys' Club At The Fed
Federal Reserve Board Governor Lael Brainard '83 explains why a lack of gender diversity at the central bank means we're not "getting the best possible outcomes that this country deserves."
