Alumni in Action: Jieho Lee ’95
Because Wesleyan film studies focuses on the history and analysis of the discipline—teaching how rather than what to think—graduates are well-prepared for success both inside and outside the industry.…
Alumni in Action: Katie Walsh ’05
Because Wesleyan film studies focuses on the history and analysis of the discipline—teaching how rather than what to thi…
Alumni in Action: Ted Feldman ’09
Because Wesleyan film studies focuses on the history and analysis of the discipline—teaching how rather than what to thi…
Alumni in Action: David J. Chalif ’75, MD
Because Wesleyan film studies focuses on the history and analysis of the discipline—teaching how rather than what to thi…
Alumni in Action: Ben Sax ’07
Because Wesleyan film studies focuses on the history and analysis of the discipline—teaching how rather than what to thi…
A Bigger Living Room: Some Thoughts on the Future of CFILM
Scott Higgins is the Charles W. Fries Professor of Film Studies, the director of the College of Film and the Moving Imag…
The New Wesleyan Documentary Project: MacLowry ’86 and Strain
Beginning in the fall of 2019, the College of Film and the Moving Image (CFILM) is launching the Wesleyan Documentary Project. Led by Tracy Heather Strain and Randall MacLowry ’86 (the duo behind the Boston-based docum…
Phase III: The Final Step in the Master Plan for Film Studies
Twenty years ago, Wesleyan set in motion a master plan for Film Studies facilities.
Luckily, its architects carved out space for areas of study unimagined in that era.
Phase III of the Center for Film Studies is the …
Game On! Soaring Cardinals
Wesleyan’s athletic teams claimed a bounty of victories and titles in this unprecedented season.
The Cardinals keep raising the profile of Wesleyan Athletics, moving the program all the way up to No. 14 in the Learfie…
Historical Row: Preserving Student Voices
One of the most complex aspects of working in any archives is preserving our unique materials. This is especially important for our audiovisual holdings, which run the gamut from 8 and 16mm films, ¼- and ½-inch audio r…