snewball Personal Finance 101: Free Two-Part Series · Wed. 10/14 & 10/21, 6-7:30pm Not sure how a 401(k) works, or where to start with student debt? Two free 90-minute sessions on Wednesday, Oct. 14 and Wednesday, Oct. 21, 6-7:30pm, cover paying down debt, building savings, and investing, all in plain language. Come to the Gordon Career Center for pizza or join on … Read more
Learn more about Mellon Mays and the McNair programs on October 15 in Boger 114.
Are you interested in working with puppets? Does the idea of creating original songs and performing them at the end of the semester sound intriguing to you? The Brothers Size is looking for both guitarists and puppeteers! For guitarists: Please send a music sample at ipolyn@wesleyan.edu with a description with what genre of music you frequently play. We would love … Read more
You are invited to attend Wesleyan’s Research Pathways event to learn about the opportunities for lab and faculty research during the school year and over the summer. This in-person 45-minute program provides: If you have an interest in getting research experience at Wesleyan or another institution, this is the place to start. STEM Research Pathways … Read more
Your first year can be a lot to navigate, especially when things don’t go the way you expected. A tough class, a disappointing grade, a packed schedule, or simply feeling like everyone else has it figured out can leave you wondering what to do next. Join us for an honest conversation with fellow students and … Read more
Departments across campus will host Major Open Houses. Show up not just for the departments you already love, but for the ones you’ve never seriously considered. Ask questions and talk to faculty and current majors. The goal isn’t to make a decision right away; it’s to expand your sense of what’s possible before you narrow … Read more
One of your classmates recently asked, “What is there to do around here?” If you’re new to Connecticut, you might not know where to go for a fun afternoon, a weekend adventure, or something to do when you’re ready to get off campus. And if you don’t have a car, you might think your options … Read more
If you’re still looking for classes, the History department sent a list of classes with additional seats. HIST166, sections 1 & 2 – Oral History Workshop Professors Fullilove and Kozak Time: WF – 10:50 – 12:10pm This course introduces students to the practice of oral history, including tools and methodologies, best practices, and hands-on experience conducting, archiving, … Read more
If you’re still looking to fill your schedule, check out these two courses focused on the local environment. Both have open seats and offer an opportunity to explore environmental topics while connecting your learning to the world around you.
Hey, Cards! Welcome to our new students and welcome back to our returning students! We just wrapped up New Student Orientation and are now in WesWOW (Wesleyan Weeks of Welcome)! WesWOW is an exciting and engaging two weeks, where students may further foster personal connections with other students, faculty, and staff, while increasing their sense of belonging to the … Read more
