Mapping the Effects of COVID
During Wesleyan’s Winter Session, students enrolled in E&ES271: Mapping the Pandemic course explored how to use ArcGIS Online software to analyze and visualize data spatially, creating original maps, stories, and apps of pandemic-related data.
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A Sad Milestone for Remembrance
Remembering those lost in the pandemic as we remember to be vigilant about safety protocols going forward.
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Adaptive Leadership
Be they democratic, visionary, transformational, or by example, we profile leaders' styles throughout the Wesleyan community, showcasing creative approaches to solving complex problems.
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The avocado in your Super Bowl guacamole is bad for the environment. You can make it better.
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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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