TEDxWesleyanU 2022 Conference

Don’t miss the TEDxWesleyanU 2022 conference! Tickets are on sale now for $15 for students and $20 for non-students and can be purchased at TEDxWesleyanU.com. A ticket purchase includes a free sweet treat, free event merch, access to our photo booth, exclusive student group performances and more!

Class of 2024 Photo and Event, Friday 3/25 @ 4:30

Assemble for the 2024 Class Photo on Foss Hill on Friday, 3/25, at 4:30 pm on Foss Hill

After the class photo, enjoy music and comedy performances in the Memorial Chapel.

Sponsored by CoCo and the Office of Student Affairs

Class of 2024 Common “Snow-ment” 3/25 @ 5:00pm

Friday, March 25, 5:00pm
Memorial Chapel

After the 2024 class photo on Foss Hill, enjoy a mid-semester celebration of music, dance, comedy, food, and fun featuring: 

Interval Notation

Circa 3022 ~ We are Interval Notation – a ragtag posse of wasteland wanderers searching the desolate plains of what was once Middletown, CT for the elusive Perfect Tritone. On our journey we’ll play all types of music from indie to jazz to r&b to rock. We take a guerrilla approach to gigging, playing both originals and covers because we’ll do whatever it takes to find the Perfect Tritone.

Gag Reflex

Gag Reflex is Wesleyan’s oldest long-form improv group. This year we are celebrating our 30th anniversary! We perform long-form improv in the Armando style, meaning that all of our improvised scenes are inspired by a monologue told at the beginning of our shows. We are so excited to perform at this event and celebrate the Class of 2024!

Belle Brown

Belle is a senior stand up comic part of Hysterics and Awkward Silence. She recently got a bad haircut which, luckily is providing lots of comedy content.

Mimi Kim

I’m Mimi (they/them), class of 2024 and I’m from Atlanta, GA. I have music out on all streaming platforms & bandcamp by my artist name Babebee. I recently released an album and an EP. I produce and write my own music and I’m a prospective film major. I’m passionate about the connection of community through audio/visual.

Left AirPod, Right Ear

Left AirPod, Right Ear is a new group playing covers in the style of established bands such as Scary Pockets and Vulfpeck. We generally play funk, pop, and soul covers from the likes of Ms. Lauryn Hill and Ariana Grande, as well as some pop rock from artists like Paramore. We’re looking forward to having a great time and making some beautiful music! You’ve not heard anything like it before, and the talent in the group is unforgettable. Anais Preller, Haden Embry, Nathan Weisbrod, and Noah King serve 100% vibes in a set that you won’t forget.

EBBL

Funky tunes from Emma Bella, backed by the boys Noah and Nathan.

Katie Yin

Katie is an ENVS and ECON double major and Data Analysis Minor from Suzhou, China who loves singing, song writing, and vlogging.  Her favorite artists are Labyrinth and Madison Beer, and her favorite food is anything.

Sponsored by CoCo and the Office of Student Affairs

Common “Snow-ment” Cancelled

Due the delay to the beginning of the Spring 2022 semester, the Common “Snow-ment” that had been scheduled for January 19 has been cancelled.  We hope to reschedule when the public heath situation improves.

Class of 2024 Common “Snow-ment”

Come together for the 2024 class photo, then enjoy a mid-winter celebration of music, dance, food, and fun before the first day of classes.

Class of 2024
Common “Snow-ment”

Wednesday, January 19
1:00 – 3:00 p.m.

Class Photo

Music
by
Gert
and
Mother’s Friends

Dance

Food

Fun

Sponsored by CoCo and the Office of Student Affairs

If you’re interested in helping out, contact Dean Phillips at dphillips@wesleyan.edu

Upcoming Wesleyan Women in Science Events

Join us this Friday December 3rd at 12:15pm for our Summer Opportunities Panel in the Gordon Career Center. Don’t miss out on the chance to hear your peers in STEM talk about their experiences doing a wide range of interesting things over the summer and learn how you can get involved.

Join us next Tuesday December 7th at 12pm for the next lunch in our student-faculty lunch series for a conversation with Psychology Professor Grace Sullivan!