Belichick published The Art of Winning: Lessons from My Life in Football on May 6, a detailed look at his journey for ...

The voters have spoken and elected three new members to serve on the University’s Board of Trustees, effective July 1. The trustees are Adam Hodge ’04, Ellen Paik ’16, and Gao-Wen Shao ’86.

Over the past year, visitors to campus have encountered artwork including sculptures, paintings, drawings, prints, and new media in unexpected places, including the Frank Center for Public Affairs and ...

For the eighth straight year, Wesleyan University community members joined the Middletown community in celebrating LGBTQIA2S+ communities at Middletown PrideFEST, the largest Pride event in ...

Wesleyan University offers an intensive Summer Session in which students can complete semester-long courses in just over four weeks; courses are offered in two sessions. Please contact Dining at ...

Four hundred years ago, in 1607, Jamestown, VA, the first permanent settlement by Europeans in North America was founded. In 1610, John Rolfe introduced a strain of tobacco which quickly became the ...

Office 365 is the suite of products that includes the traditional Microsoft Office suite and the online version of those applications. You can now login and use Microsoft applications online in the ...

Wesleyan is a wonderful place to teach with highly motivated and engaged students and supportive faculty. We value teaching and are actively involved in pedagogical innovation, working collaboratively ...

Last night at the Tony Awards, the Hamilton team got back together for a performance of songs from the show, and it was a ...

As a highly selective university, Wesleyan University seeks exceptional students from a wide range of backgrounds and circumstances who will thrive in and enrich the Wesleyan community. An applicant’s ...

This morning you can find pro-Palestinian protesters camped out behind North College. The students there know that they are in violation of university rules and seem willing to accept the consequences ...