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Olt '93 to Direct Musical at Senior Repertory of Ohio April Olt '93 will direct the musical "The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas" for the Senior Repertory of Ohio (SRO) Theatre Company in Columbus.

Nguyen '15 Places in Prestigious Math Competition Tung Nguyen '15, a mathematics and economics double major, earned an Honorable Mention in the prestigious William Lowell Putnam Mathematical Competition.

Tunnel of Oppression Seeks to Raise Awareness An interactive Tunnel of Oppression -- including a Hall of Enlightenment -- will incorporate student work, seeking to raise awareness about social bias and what individuals can do to create change.

Olt '96 Creates Comedy Web Series About Being Single Heather Olt '96, a Los Angeles-based actress and writer, is the co-creator, co-producer and star of an upcoming comedic Web series, "2 Hopeful Spinsters."

May Term Strives to Make Human Rights Real Students enrolled in May Term this year have the opportunity to attend a variety of co-curricular events encompassing the theme of "Making Human Rights Real."

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The Washington Post
Dawn Upshaw '82 is impressively "expanding the canon" in her performance at the Kennedy Center with Ireland's Crash Ensemble.

The Pantagraph
Sara Hoffee '03, who teaches in Wesleyan's Piano Preparatory Department, is an advocate for commuting by bike.

The Pantagraph
Illinois Wesleyan graduates celebrated their achievements and prepared for new beginnings at Commencement.

The State Journal-Register
A former student of the late John "Jack" Emerson '62 delivered a heartfelt holiday gift for his wife, Shirley Emerson '67.

WJBC Radio
Dan Kelly '97, author of a new book on disgust, says we must fight the instinct to dehumanize behavior, objects and even people we find disgusting. Also in The Pantagraph.

The Pantagraph
The tool-lending library founded by Matt LaLonde '14 has received a $25,000 State Farm Neighborhood Assist grant.

Moyers & Company
After serving 10 days of her 15-day sentence for trespassing during a protest against fracking, activist Sandra Steingraber '81 was released from jail.

WGLT Radio
Don Widmer, who handcrafts books as art, is exhibiting at The Ames Library for the next month.

Shorewood (Ill.) Patch
As principal at Troy Middle School, Mike Portwood '99 started a social and emotional outreach program aimed at empowering bystanders.

WJBC Radio
Wesleyan's Mark Liffiton has created a new app that's intended to help teachers better connect with students.

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