The voters have spoken and elected three new members to serve on the University’s Board of Trustees, effective July 1. The ...

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

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

In his Commencement address at Wesleyan’s 193rd Commencement Ceremony, Co-Founder and Executive Director of Protect Democracy Ian Bassin ’98, Hon.’25 urged the Class of 2025 to take collective ...

Your Wesleyan experience begins at the dynamic intersection of your goals, dreams, and pursuits—all the things that make YOU who you are, and who you want to become. You’ll discover unexpected ...

It is not possible to fully convey the individual strengths and differences among students selected for Wesleyan in a statistical profile. What this data illustrates are some attributes valued in the ...

The Freeman Asian Scholarship Program contributes to the international diversity of the Wesleyan community by awarding exceptionally promising Asian students with full scholarships for four years of ...

At Wesleyan, we’re dedicated to helping students and families understand the financial aid process and offering guidance every step of the way. We work closely with students and families to ensure ...

Our Admission team is here to walk you through the application process, including what you need to know if you are an undergraduate, graduate, or continuing studies student. When you’re ready to get ...

Transfer students come to Wesleyan from a variety of institutions and experiences. To be eligible to apply as a transfer student, one must: Students entering as a 2nd semester junior (or beyond) are ...

Every day brings new opportunities to deepen your knowledge, challenge your assumptions, push past obstacles, and do meaningful work that matters to you and the world around you. Choosing among 1000 ...

Whatever you choose to study at Wesleyan, you won’t stand on the sidelines reading the outcomes of someone else’s work or relying on the pages of a textbook to tell you what you need to know. You will ...