David PesciThe festival ends with parades at dawn which incur an interesting tradition when one parade meets another
The program includes the presentation of original research by Wesleyan students and noted speakers
People often think such a transition is about vanity, but the Chair of Film Studies say true reasons run deeper.
Excerpts from the President's Address to Families in Memorial Chapel on Arrival Day, 2010
Yohe discusses recommendations for full-time executive director, more stringent enforcement of IPCC rules
Nearly 800 new students moved to campus and joined the Wesleyan Community during the last few days. International Student Orientation: The events began with International Student Orientation on August 29. Frosh Arrival Day 2010: Enjoy a series of videos and still photos of the September 1 Arrival Day. There's also a Wesleyan Connection story detailing some of the activity on arrival day. Check back with this link as more will be added soon!
A judge's confusing ruling forces the government to decide next steps while researchers wait and wonder
The following alumni received Emmy Awards at the 62nd annual Emmy Awards on August 29. Bruce McKenna ‘84—Co-Executive Producer, Outstanding Miniseries, The Pacific. The Pacific received 8 Emmy Awards, more than any other program. Matthew Senreich ’96—Executive Producer, Writer, Outstanding Short-Format Animated Program, Robot Chicken. Matthew Weiner ‘87—Executive Producer, Mad Men, Outstanding Drama Series; Writer (with Erin Levy), Mad Men, “Shut the Door. Have a Seat”. Mad Men received 4 Emmy Awards. Bill Wrubel ‘85—Co-Executive Producer, Modern Family, Outstanding Comedy Series. Modern Family received 6 Emmy Awards. A complete list of nominees from the Wesleyan community can be found here,…
Is the outcry about the proposed mosque Islamophobia, well-reasoned, or somewhere in between?
The N.J. Star Ledger intern gives an insider's view of disturbing trends in the "news" business
Wyclef Jean as President of Haiti? Professor Dupuy discusses the possibilities of such a candidate
Barack Obama was a near-poetic campaign speaker; as president, not so much. Why the change?