Professor of English Maaza Mengiste was on a break while serving jury duty in the Bronx when she got an unexpected call.

South Korea’s culture has permeated global culture in the last decade, partly stemming from the rise in popularity of K-Pop ...

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Throughout his 24-year career at the U.S. Department of State, David Abramson ’87, P’23 was driven by one central theme: He ...

“We're going to explore what voting and civic participation mean and what people can reasonably expect from democracy in ...

These refunds are pro-rated based on the number of days of occupancy. The occupancy start date is the day housing opens to an individual each semester. The end date is the later of the date at which ...

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 ...

Wesleyan University’s tradition of practical idealism has long connected rigorous learning with public action. Now, with a $250,000 grant from the John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation, ...

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, ...

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 ...

Despite the completion of a major project like the renovation of the Frank Center for Public Affairs, there is still work to be done on Wesleyan’s campus. Physical Plant, the team responsible for ...

On December 2, 2024, Associate Professor of East Asian Studies and of Government Joan Cho was presenting new research about South Korea’s democracy at Harvard University with a colleague. Cho, whose ...