Kate CarlisleSevere weather amounts to a tax, according to Yohe
A slam-winning poem "Shrinking Women" continues to attract listeners and viewers
Jennifer Curran says 45 students have registered for classes during January break
One of Wesleyan's most distinguished alumni, Trustee Emeritus John Baird ’38 P’69’78, died on Dec. 27 in Glenview, Ill., after a brief illness. “His life of service to Wesleyan, his community, and his country serves as a standard for us all,” said President Michael Roth. After graduating from Wesleyan in 1938 and receiving his MBA from Harvard in 1940, he served with distinction as a captain in the U.S. Army during WWII. After the war, he joined his family's prominent Chicago real estate firm, Baird & Warner, where he worked for the remainder of his life. At Baird & Warner,…
Religious intolerance isn't new, according to Peter Gottschalk
Odede '12, Posner '09 and Professor Rob Rosenthal are featured in a new documentary
The gun culture in America is deeply rooted in our violent history
The gun culture in America is deeply rooted in our violent history
A $50,000 grant to Wesleyan from the National Endowment for the Arts will support dance programs at the Center for the Arts and poetry initiatives at Wesleyan University Press. The award, announced by the NEA Dec. 11, recognizes the university’s commitment to the arts across all forms of artistic expression. It includes a $30,000 grant to the CFA, the ninth NEA award to the dance programs. That represents a 50 percent increase over the 2012-2013 season grant supporting the Breaking Ground Dance Series. “Support from the National Endowment for the Arts has been central to our ability to fulfill our…
Can primates such as chimpanzees be legally defined as persons? Lori Gruen discussed this in an interview
"Spill" is based on the voices of people affected by the Deepwater Horizon disaster
Recent graduates and older folks alike can find something in GLS.