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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 ...

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

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

Wesleyan has never been shy when it comes to voicing our values and acting on them—even when doing so carries repercussions. With attacks on higher ed and the liberal arts becoming commonplace under ...

Each year, seniors who complete their journeys at Wesleyan launch into careers in fields such as arts and entertainment, financial services, education, government, and health and wellness, among ...

Each fall, during Arrival Week, Wesleyan welcomes new permanent and visiting faculty members representing a wide range of disciplines. Those joining for the 2026-27 academic year include scholars ...

The following story is a first-person account of a student's experience. “Good morning! You’ve reached the office of Senator Michael Bennet, this is Jade speaking. How can I help you?” is a sentence I ...

Twenty-five years ago, I was living on the other side of the country, and I came down to make coffee early in the morning to witness one of the most horrific moments in recent American history. As I ...

In this series, we review a selection of books by alumni. Copies of these books are forwarded to Olin Memorial Library as donations to the University’s collection and made available to the Wesleyan ...