Cloudy Sky at Wesleyan

by Olivia Drake • March 19, 2015

Cloudy sky at Wesleyan, March 18.

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911 garden

Sept. 11 Memorial Garden Decorated with Flowers, Flags for 19th Commemoration of World Trade Center Attacks

Sydney of Kenya "Coming to Wesleyan, being called a person of color, I didn't know what it really means. That in itself made me upset. I was given a label... the more you stay here, and at the end of the day, you'tre African. But people see you as black in American.

Black Lives Matter Events Celebrate History, Navigate Race Conversations

On Sept. 5, the Wesleyan Student Assembly hosted a virtual Student Groups Fair as part of WesWOW. New students were able to meet with student representatives from more than 130 groups to learn more about individual clubs. Pictured, students meet to discuss the club Caliente, which aims to expose the Wesleyan community to the diversity of the LatinX community through dancing Salsa, Bachata, Típico, Merengue, Reggaeton, Rumba, Afro-Cuban, Orisha, and Afro-Boricua.

WesWOW Participants Attend Virtual Speed Friending, Game Night, Club Fair

Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the university community was under a quarantine period from Aug. 24 to Sept. 6. Students were asked to a COVID-19 test prior to leaving home, tested again upon arrival, and will be tested twice a week as the semester gets underway. Through multiple platforms, including Zoom and Moodle, faculty taught all classes remotely during the first week. Following the quarantine period, faculty have the option to teach courses entirely online, in-person, or through a hybrid system for through the Thanksgiving break, after which, all faculty are prepared to return to distance learning.

Classes Begin Online during Quarantine Period