Lauren RubensteinGrossman: financial regulators must be more aggressive to repair the flawed benchmark interest rate
Richard Slotkin speaks on the myths and reality of the centrality of guns in American culture over history
Instrument mix "creates spaciousness on a program of traditional songs and original meditations."
History major Solomon “Zully” Adler ’11 has been named a Marshall Scholar for 2013-14, an honor that will allow him to study toward a graduate degree at a British university. He is Wesleyan’s eighth Marshall Scholar, and the first since 1996. The Marshall Scholarship was founded in 1953 in honor of U.S. Secretary of State George C. Marshall to commemorate the humane ideals of the Marshall Plan (the American program to help European economies rebuild after the end of World War II). Each year, up to 40 intellectually distinguished young American scholars are selected to receive full financing of a…
Past experiments with longer school days are expensive, have yielded mixed results, says Long
President Michael Roth hopes Wesleyan's new online courses will shed light on how people learn
Odede '12 and Posner '09 run a girls' school, clinic, water and sanitation program in a Nairobi slum
Roth: Wesleyan is committed to meeting students' full need, though its economic model must change
Rosenthal and his son compiled and edited the legendary folk singer's private writings in this book
Seventy years later, the film's durability is due to its technique rather than its content, Basinger says
Rutland: Russia won't be accepted to the community of nations until it realizes human rights matter
Roth made the case for a liberal arts education, and discussed Wesleyan's new business model