News & Events
Worlds of Dance Showcases Diversity of Movement
The 45th annual Worlds of Dance Concert featured performances by students in Introductory Dance, Bharata Natyam I, and Jazz Technique classes.
Film Historian Arnold ’91 Discusses Christmas in the Movies
8 Undergraduates Present at Arts and Humanities Symposium
Smolkin and Brother Share New Works on Soviet Atheism and Religious Themes
Featured Events
Dec
19
04:00 pm
Bookstore Event Kids: Bookish Orna-Mementos
Dec
21
09:00 am
Bookstore Event: Holiday Sweater Day!
Dec
29
06:00 pm
Philosophy Night at Wesleyan RJ Julia Bookstore
Jan
2
05:30 pm
Women's Basketball vs Fairleigh Dickinson College-Florham
Jan
2
07:30 pm
Men's Basketball vs Manhattanville College
Jan
4
07:00 pm
Men's Ice Hockey vs Middlebury College
Jan
4
07:00 pm
Women's Basketball vs Williams College
Jan
5
03:00 pm
Men's Ice Hockey vs Williams College
Roth on Wesleyan
Ordinary Education in Extraordinary Times
These are uncommon times, to be sure, but our traditional educational practices of valuing learning from people different from ourselves have never been more important.
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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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HuffPost
People Are Already Dying by the Thousands Because We Ignored Earlier Climate Change Warnings
Gary Yohe, the Huffington Foundation Professor of Economics and Environmental Studies, writes that climate change is amplifying weather extremes, making hurricanes and wildfires more deadly. -
National Geographic
Both of NASA’s Voyager Spacecraft Are Now Interstellar. Where to Next?
With both of NASA's twin Voyager spacecraft now having crossed the threshold into interstellar space, Seth Redfield, associate professor and chair of astronomy, comments on what the spacecraft are likely to encounter on their journey. -
WNYC's The Takeaway
Pentagon's First-Ever Audit Exposes Massive Accounting Fraud
David Lindorff ’71, investigative reporter, appears on WNYC’s The Takeaway with Amy Walter to discuss his recent story in The Nation on the Pentagon’s budget.
