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Wesleyan Honors Black History Month
Wesleyan University announces its slate of programming for Black History Month, events and celebrations that reflect the complexity of the African American experience in the United States.
January 24, 2023
Q&A with Mahogany L. Browne, Shapiro-Silverberg Distinguished Writer in Residence
With a world premiere stage adaptation of her acclaimed young adult novel "Chlorine Sky" happening this month, a poetic orchestral performance in the works, and the release of "Chrome Valley," a new collection of verse, poet, author, activist Mahogany L. Browne is having a moment.
February 1, 2023
Q&A with Andrew Meier ’85, author of “Morgenthau”
Andrew Meier '85's newest book explores the history of the Morgenthaus, one of America's most powerful -- and least known -- families. “They were a family that was kind of invisible to most Americans … they were really integral for a hundred years at the highest level of American political power. I don’t know any family that can really match that,” Meier said.
February 1, 2023
Wes in the News
Oprah Daily
Bozoma Saint John ’99’s new memoir “The Urgent Life” has been named one of Oprah Daily’s most anticipated books of 2023. “Marketing maven Saint John has experienced tragedies and triumph: From the death by suicide of her college boyfriend to her husband’s terminal cancer, Saint John gathers the strength to continue life with their daughter,” according to Oprah Daily. Saint John is a member of Wesleyan’s Board of Trustees.
The Center for Religion and the Human at IU Bloomington
The Center for Religion and the Human at IU Bloomington announces Professor of Religion and Science in Society Mary-Jane Rubenstein’s "Worlds Without End: The Many Lives of the Multiverse" (Colombia University Press, 2014) as winner of the third annual Iris Book Award. Jurors for the Iris Book Award praised "Worlds Without End" as “a delightful tour of a topic that was once esoteric, but now is hovering on the edges of science fact: that we do not exist in a universe, but rather in a multiverse.”
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