Wes Alumni, Students Join Forces in Pandemic Advocacy Efforts
The COVID-19 Action Coalition (COVAC-MA) includes more than 25 Wesleyan students and alumni, including Dr. Amy Fogelman ’97, who are working to advocate for public health measures that will reduce the spread of the virus and save lives.
Summer Scenes on Campus: Flowers from Foss, Wildlife from WestCo
Students Present Research Projects during Virtual Summer Poster Session
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Engaged Projects — A Different Way to Learn and Earn Credit
As we face an uncertain fall with a mix of online, hybrid and in-person classes, the Allbritton Center for the Study of Public Life has developed an “education in the field” option that I think will be of great interest to many Wesleyan students.
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Michael S. Roth '78
Wesleyan Magazine
The Creative Process
Being creative requires taking risks. Be it on stage, in print, or by taking on Einstein, meet the Wesleyan faculty and alumni forging creative paths through bold visions and deliberate imagination.
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2020
Wes in the News
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The Washington Post
Marie Tharp’s Maps Revolutionized our Knowledge of the Seafloor
Prof. Suzanne OConnell remembers Marie Tharp on the 100th anniversary of her birth as "a geologist and oceanographer who created maps that changed the way people imagine two-thirds of the world." -
The New York Times
If Our Masks Could Speak
Writing about the absurd politicization of the simple face mask, columnist Thomas Friedman cites Prof. John Finn's writing on why mask mandates don't violate the First Amendment of the Constitution. -
The Day
It's Past Time for U.S. to Apologize for Nuclear Attacks
On the 75th anniversary of the bombings on Hiroshima and Nagasaki, Japan, Olivia Alperstein '14 writes that the U.S. owes not just an apology but "a solemn promise to act to prevent the use of nuclear weapons and to engage in tangible steps toward their elimination."
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