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Budding Scientists Share Their Research at Summer Poster Session
A group of students spent the summer engaged in cutting edge research, offering for most of them an important first experience of intense scientific exploration.
August 15, 2022
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COVID-19 Policy Updates for Fall Semester
Throughout the semester, please continue to review Keep Wes Safe for our latest COVID-19 policies and protocols.
Rapid Response Media Messaging Research Will Promote Health and Racial Equity
“At this moment it is crucial to understand both the nature of and the potential of messaging around policies promoting racial and health equity,” said Steven Moore, assistant professor of government and an expert on race and politics.
August 15, 2022

“Take Big Risks:” Treuhaft-Ali ’17 on Playwriting and Her Premiere at Barrington Stage
Inspired by the 2009 Atlanta public schools cheating scandal, May Treuhaft-Ali 's'17 new play ABCD, which premiered at Barrington Stage Company, takes a profound look at the inequities found in public schools.
August 16, 2022
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The Hill
Gary Yohe, Huffington Foundation Professor of Economics and Environmental Studies, Emeritus, took stock of the U.S. government’s most recent actions to combat climate change in his op-ed appearing in The Hill. “Moving forward from this momentous moment, American scientists need to recommit themselves to communicating the nuances and imperatives of climate risk and climate action based on what we know, what we are striving to know, and how humans, their governments and their businesses might respond. The United States is taking an aggressive step, but there is more to do,” he wrote.
Washington Post
Joseph Siry, professor of architectural history, wrote a piece in the Washington Post about how air conditioning remade politics and the future impact it will have on climate change. “A core dilemma is that as global warming increases, the world will need air conditioning more, but air conditioning is among those technologies that increase global warming,” Siry wrote.
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“Take Big Risks:” Treuhaft-Ali ’17 on Playwriting and Her Premiere at Barrington Stage
Driscoll ’62 Remembered for His Extraordinary Service to Wesleyan
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“Take Big Risks:” Treuhaft-Ali ’17 on Playwriting and Her Premiere at Barrington Stage
Rapid Response Media Messaging Research Will Promote Health and Racial Equity
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Wesleyan Mourns the Passing of Hall of Fame Coach Herb Kenny
Wesleyan Athletics Community Mourns the Loss of Longtime Soccer, LAX Coach Terry Jackson
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Wesleyan Community Celebrates African American Culture on Juneteenth
Class of 2020 Alumni Receive a Perimeter Tour of the Renovated PAC, Art Gallery
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