Universities in Middletown, CT - Page 1

A private, non-sectarian liberal arts university in Middletown, Conn. Founded in 1831, Wesleyan offer

Part of the 12 community colleges that make up CT State, serving students throughout Connecticut.

At Wesleyan University, all disciplines embody creativity. Since the fall of 1973, the Center for th

As a Wes alum, you will find that your connection to Wesleyan continues well beyond graduation. Follow us and stay connected with fellow alumni! If you would like to get involved,...

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MISSION The Center for Global Studies is committed to helping all members of the Wesleyan community achieve the knowledge, language skills, and sensitivity each person will need in...

Member of the New England Small College Athletic Conference (NESCAC), NCAA Div. 3

The Center for the Humanities at Wesleyan University is one of the oldest humanities institute in the United States. It developed from the Center for Advanced Study, which was esta...

COVID-19 The campus and our building is closed to the non university community. If you are not a student, faculty or staff working on campus, we have the option to place an order ...

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The Center for African American Studies, one of the oldest centers at Wesleyan University, is committed to providing engaging programming that enriches the intellectual life of the...

The letters rho (P), epsilon (E) and pi (π) were chosen as the Greek-letters for the organization for symbolic reasons. According to mystical traditions, the Greek letter rho, tran...

Directed study is the educational method where the same demanding educational standards of the traditional schools are observed or exceeded. This is especially true when going thro...

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The Commons Club stands today as a vital organization on the modern college campus because it speaks directly to students’ deepest needs in a rapidly changing world. At a time when...