Join the Center for the Arts for an end-of-semester celebration hosted by 2025–2026 CFA Artist in Residence mayfield brooks, along with their artistic collaborator and Visiting Scholar in Dance camilo ...

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Wesleyan’s campus, extending over 300 acres, is celebrated for its blend of historic and modern architecture and its inviting landscapes. There are eye-catching views in every season. Tree-lined ...

Wesleyan emphasizes student choice. The drive to explore freely and seek connections across courses generates the intellectual excitement that fuels learning over a lifetime. Our open curriculum ...

American Studies is a dynamic, interdisciplinary field dedicated to the rigorous examination of the United States’ culture, history, and society through a synthesis of methodologies from history, ...

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The College of Letters is a three year, interdisciplinary major for the study of European literature, history, and philosophy, from antiquity to the present. During these three years, students ...

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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 ...

Wesleyan’s GLS program gives you the freedom to create an individualized course of study from a rotating curriculum of more than 100 graduate classes in the visual arts, art history, creative and ...

Oil lamps are ubiquitous at archaeological sites across the Mediterranean region. They were a crucial part of life in many cultures. Practically speaking, they were a source of portable artificial ...

Follow Wyllys Avenue as it bears to the right and becomes Mt. Vernon Street. Take a right at the stop sign. (this is Washington Terrace.) Proceed past the white house and the large brick building to ...