What place should religion have in a pluralistic democracy, and how can faith both strengthen democratic life and challenge ...
This year, QAC faculty are reviewing the entire curriculum, including courses about AI, to make revisions for the next academic year. They will finish outlining learning objectives to tweak individual ...
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Since 2009, the Center for Prison Education (CPE) has worked to expand access to bold and rigorous liberal learning, creating transformative college experiences and life-changing degree opportunities ...
The Office of Graduate Student Affairs supports Wesleyan’s graduate student community from admission through degree completion. Working in partnership with graduate programs, academic departments, and ...
This fall, the Pruzan Art Center features a seasonal and shocking exhibition in the Goldrach Gallery that explores our ...
Daniel Coxson ’27 spent his summer in Olney, Maryland letter writing, phone banking, and encouraging people to register to vote, among other civic engagement activities. “I made yard signs and a ...
Students from high schools across the country are getting the chance to “live like a philosopher” thanks to a Wesleyan course taught by Tushar Irani, Associate Professor of Philosophy and Letters. The ...
In his Commencement address at Wesleyan’s 194th Commencement Ceremony, Senator Chris Murphy Hon. ’26 urged members of the Class of 2026—who enter a world awash in algorithms and artificial ...
President Michael S. Roth ’78 has announced the newly constructed Fries Arts Building, named in honor of Mike Fries ’85, a longtime supporter of Wesleyan. The building will open for student, faculty, ...
Teens and young adults have complex and nuanced relationships with social media, Associate Professor of the Practice in Education Studies Rachel Besharat Mann found in a recent study. While their ...
Professor of English Maaza Mengiste was on a break while serving jury duty in the Bronx when she got an unexpected call. Though the call came through as spam, she answered and received some surprising ...