Join hosts Associate Professor of Theater Katie Brewer Ball and Assistant Professor of Theater Katie Pearl with the cast of Of Government for this semester’s Talk It Out and Long Table conversation ...

Civic engagement encompasses a wide range of activities in which individuals work to strengthen their communities, to realize common goods, to enhance the capacities and dispositions necessary for ...

The Office of Alumni Relations maintains a very complete list of directions to Wesleyan to help you find us whether it is by land or by air. Click here for directions to Wesleyan University and click ...

Wesleyan students, faculty, and staff can RSVP on WesNest. Saraswati Puja is a Hindu ceremony that marks the most auspicious day of the year for beginning new endeavors. Open to all, this service is ...

$12 general public; $10 senior citizens, Wesleyan faculty/staff/alumni, non-Wesleyan students; Free for Wesleyan students and youth under 18.

This year’s reunion class philanthropy projects focus on providing broad support with maximum impact—helping today’s Wesleyan students, right now.

Career wellness is a concept that focuses on the intersection of career development, mental health, and wellness. Although we think of career as picking a major or employment we have held or hope to ...

Hear a performance by renowned Burundian musician Steven Sogo, featuring the inanga, a unique and significant musical instrument played by people from across the Great Lakes region of Africa. Steven ...

The College of Science and Technology Studies offers a dynamic interdisciplinary major in science and technology studies (“STS,” for short) that investigates of the sciences, technology, and medicine ...

Join us to celebrate all things Wesleyan during Homecoming + Family Weekend, November 1-3, 2024! Registration is now open thru October 24. All attendees are encouraged to register in advance of the ...

Curious about the American Studies major? Join us for pizza and conversation with faculty and current majors. Annual Slotkin Lecture in American Studies: Neil Foley, “Whose History: Monuments, Memory, ...

The final project for CLST260/ARCP 255 was all about understanding how the interpretation of archaeological discoveries becomes sensationalized and acquires bias in popular media - the sort of ...