Speaking Out for Ukraine
On February 24, 2022, Russia invaded Ukraine, escalating an eight-year-long conflict. Watch Julia Kulchytska ’24 describe how the invasion of her homeland brought new urgency to her social activism an…
In Conversation: Creative Writing at Wesleyan
Acclaimed author, Shapiro-Silverberg Professor of Creative Writing, and Director of the Shapiro Center for Writing Amy B…
Facts Matter
As fast-spreading falsehoods and rampant disinformation endanger democracy, Alan Miller ’76, and the nonpartisan News Li…
Reframing the Presidents
Special Collections & Archives takes a fresh look at the tenures of Wesleyan's past presidents and reveals the ups a…
Making a Senior Film Thesis: Maddie Nagler ’22
With her senior film thesis, Huneebee, Maddie Nagler ’22 combines her dual interests in psychology and film studies to c…
Human Rights Advocacy: Learning in the Field
Wesleyan's new Human Rights Advocacy minor gives students the training and opportunity to help oppressed people across t…
Disability-Inclusive Workplaces: Xian Horn ’05 and Todd Stone ’05
With one in four adults in the United States living with a disability according to the CDC, improving workplace ac…
Tribute to John Driscoll ’62
From playing as the quarterback on Wesleyan’s football team and graduating with the first class of majors in the College of Social Studies, to serving as the Alumni Director for 33 years and traveling around the world to…
Mushrooming with Melany and Ellen
In a new children’s book by two Wesleyan alumnae, mushroom foraging becomes a gateway to the joys of nature.
Ever sin…
Does Polling Still Work?
By Assistant Professor of Government Steven T. Moore
Surveying public opinion on political and cultural issues has become a big part of the election cycle. But how accurate is polling these days? Assuming you ask a tr…