Laurie Nussdorfer, professor of history, letters and medieval studies at Wesleyan University.

by Olivia Drake • May 11, 2010

Snapshots

Objects on display have been selected from the College of East Asian Studies collection and loaned by tea enthusiasts in the Wesleyan community. Several media are represented, including ceramics, lacquerware, bamboo, wood, iron, textiles, and calligraphy.

Chado Exhibit Explores the Significance of the Tea Ceremony in China, Japan

Student Fire-Spinners Perform for the Class of 2022

More than 20 Bands, Musicians Perform during The MASH

Students Go “ON DISPLAY” During Common Moment