David PesciThe country has installed a new government since the 2010 quake, but little more says the Haitian expert
"Out of Sight: Imaginary Landscapes" premiers at the Forum Gallery in New York City
Two Wesleyan faculty featured as Animal Studies gains traction at universities nationwide
Three faculty members from Earth and Environmental Sciences, as well as two graduate students and two undergraduate students, presented their research at the annual conference of the American Geophysical Union (AGU) in San Francisco, Calif., Dec. 5-7. The conference drew more than 20,000 scientists and policy makers from around the world. Associate Professors Suzanne O’Connell and Dana Royer, Assistant Professor Phillip Resor, and Austin Reed MA-candidate, Rosemary Ostfeld BA ‘10/MA ‘12, and Julia Mulhern ’12 all attended. In addition, a poster by Katherine Shervais ’13, was also presented. “Our research in the Department of Earth and Environmental Sciences is so…
Prof. Peter Rutland says there's "a snowball's chance in hell" of a fair Russian presidential election in 2012
Film Studies Chair discusses the famous actress's legacy in the wake of a recent auction
Benjamin TraversIn the video below, Laura Grabel, Lauren B. Dachs Professor of Science in Society, professor of biology, discusses teaching cell biology, her research into neurogenesis of embryonic stem cells, fate of embryonic stem cell-derived transplants in the brain, and cell migration in the early embryo: [youtube width="640" height="420"]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t2O3P97vnu8&feature=relmfu[/youtube]
How would the noted peace activist respond to the "Occupy" movement and its participants?
If you count calories there is one person to thank - or not - Wesleyan Professor Wilbur Olin Atwater
Philosophy Chair Lori Gruen's "First 100" site offers bios of 100 chimpanzees used in research
The actor's penchant for taking outside-the-box roles can be a career-killer, but his talent has kept him popular
The Head Baseball Coach and V.P. of University Relations recount Hoyer's Wesleyan experiences