David PesciProf. Schiff's new Zilkha exhibit inspired by group that included Jefferson, Franklin, and is still in existence
Federal races had most negative ads in decades, but researchers say this isn't necessarily a bad thing
The dramatic images show a frantic burst of star formation in full color occurring in a nearby galaxy
Researcher found evidence in rocks collected by Apollo 11 Astronauts during first moon walks in 1969
Bill HolderFrom Washington, D.C., to Palo Alto, Calif., Wesleyan alumni have assumed new responsibilities as public office holders. Two had inaugurals during January: Colorado Governor John Hickenlooper ’74 and Vermont Governor Peter Shumlin ’79. Colorado Senator Michael Bennet ’87 returned to Washington for his first elected six-year term following his appointment to fill a vacancy after President Obama took office. Geographically, Wesleyan public office holders are almost as dispersed as possible within the continental United States. Sid Espinosa ’94 (more…)
Mismanagement has steered aid to foreign companies, NGOs instead of helping Haitian help themselves
Led by Prof. Ruth Striegel-Moore, the study found no disparity between Native Americans and Whites
Two faculty members discuss whether the perceptions of China's "dominance" match reality
The authors argue that great books can offer unifying principles to fend off the nihilism of modernity