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Vor 21 Stunden · Wesleyan University Press Main article: Wesleyan University Press The Wesleyan University Press is well regarded for its books of poetry [168] and books on music, dance and performance, American studies, and film.
Vor einem Tag · Wesleyan has a more direct relationship with Liberia, as one of the first black students at Wesleyan, Wilbur Fisk Burns was the son of a prominent Methodist minister in Liberia. He graduated in 1860 and went back to Liberia, and sadly passed away not long after his graduation. Narratives similar to Seymour’s inspired a multitude of similar colonization societies to pop up all over the ...
Charles Kittredge True – faculty 1849–60, professor of intellectual and moral science. Jennifer Tucker – historian and biologist. John Monroe Van Vleck (1850 Wesleyan graduate) – faculty 1853–1904, emeritus 1904–12, professor of mathematics and astronomy. Clarence E. Walker – associate professor of history. Jan Willis – emeritus ...
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Vor einem Tag · May 6 by Erin Byerly, Sam Weitzman-Kurker, Sports Editors. Co-hosts Lyah Muktavaram and Lily Ahluwalia talk with students involved with environmental initiatives on campus at the Sustainability Fair. Lyah and Lily also discuss some of their favorite articles from The Argus, featuring a Behind the Argus interview conducted by Staff Writer Audrey ...
Vor 6 Tagen · She is now working on a translation of Dostoevsky’s 1875 novel The Adolescent for Columbia University Press. Associate Professor of Dance Marcela Oteíza is publishing “Rage at Plaza Dignidad: Performance Design and Activism, Santiago, Chile” for the forthcoming 2024 Women’s Innovations in Theatre, Dance, and Performance Volume 3: Designers & Crafters , co-edited by Greer Crawley and ...
10. Apr. 2024 · Wesleyan Senior Studies Texas Book Challenges. Book challenges—where outsiders seek removal of a book from libraries or schools—have surged in recent years. In his senior thesis, Darin Iraj ’24 explores how small groups play an outsized role in this national movement. May 2, 2024
