JUST PUBLISHED
Richard Beach ’67, Chris M. Anson, Lee-Ann Kastman Breuch, and Thomas Reynolds
Understanding and Creating Digital Texts
Rowman and Littlefield, 2014
The book provides secondary and college Englis…
SCHOLAR ATHLETE ANDREW YIN ’15
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Community is import…
HISTORICAL ROW: HENRY BACON’S IMPRINT ON WESLEYAN
Henry Bacon is known today primarily as the architect of the Lincoln Memorial in Washington, D.C., dedicated in 1922. Be…
BETWEEN THE LINES: MY CHARACTERS, MYSELF
In her essay “Revision as Creation,” May Sarton wrote, “… what is the value of the finished work compared to what… [the …
TWEETS REVEAL PRIORITIES IN CONGRESSIONAL POLITICS
[caption id="attachment_6009" align="aligncenter" width="3596"] Assistant Professor of Government Logan Dancey says Twit…
A SPARKLING WORK OF SCHOLARSHIP
The late Stanley Lebergott was a longtime professor of economics at Wesleyan with a towering reputation for his work in labor statistics. He also delighted in using data to both illuminate significant cultural trends and…
PRESIDENT’S LETTER
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Early in my presidency, a Wesleyan faculty member described the difference between professors here and professors at…
HOOKED ON THE MUSIC OF AFRICA
In retrospect, Sean Barlow’s first visit to Wesleyan seems prophetic: it was the World Music Hall that caught his ey…
PEDAGOGICAL INNOVATION
With nine syllables in just two words “pedagogical innovation” has a weighty feel. At once cumbersome and promising, it …
GANBARG’S GREATEST HITS
Music is Pete Ganbarg’s passion.
“When I was growing up, if you wanted to hear a song, you had to listen to the r…