Lauren RubensteinIn the wake of the LIBOR scandal, Richard Grossman says that trying to regulate banks is a losing battle
Benjamin TraversIn the Spring semester of 2012, Assistant Professor of Anthropology Gillian Goslinga and Creative Campus Fellow Jill Sigman, co-taught a course titled Ritual, Health and Healing. The course consisted of a weekly seminar and movement lab where the students explored the moral and material worlds of ritual and religious healing through assigned reading, writing and physical exercises. A video of the class is below: [youtube width="640" height="420"]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=83YTKlRWl0A[/youtube]
John Kirn discussed his neuroscience research into song learning and production in zebra finches
David PesciProf. Seth Redfield and Visiting Prof. Adam Jensen observe exoplanet shedding hot hydrogen
Craighead advises postponing scheduled tax increases until unemployment falls to a more acceptable level.
Biology's Laura Grabel received funds for the stem cell outreach program she has helped run since 2006.
Stemler says intense focus on testing for cognitive skills neglects many other purposes schools serve
Sociology's Alex Dupuy says investment in Haiti's textile industry won't yield long-lasting economic growth.
The Wesleyan Media Project director says political advertising "matters at the margins."
Regular culling of "waste trees" on federal lands could reduce wild fires, increase water supply
Astronomy faculty, Van Vleck Observatory featured in once-in-a-lifetime story
While not for everyone, the 3-year option will save students money while providing the same academic rigor