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Wilson's Muhibbah Club is holding their annual Muhibbah Night on Saturday, April 15. Muhibbah is a Malaysian word meaning unity among nations and well describes this international, intercultural club that brings students together to build connections through activities. Muhibbah Night starts at 5 p.m. with a dinner featuring cuisine from around the globe, followed by performances by the students at 7:30 p.m. The event is free for current Wilson students and also open to public, who can pay $10 at the door. Please RSVP at iss@wilson.edu

The Arts at Wilson presents the first annual ������Ƶ ArtsFest! A three-day event, spotlighting the remarkable art, artists, and artistic opportunities here at Wilson. Distinguished by our programs ������Ƶ ’ interdisciplinary and collaborative approaches to craft and inquiry, ArtsFest seeks to engage our campus and greater regional community in art and artmaking opportunities that reach across disciplines, subject matter, and boundaries, with the intention of fostering relationships, connections, and ideas that effect positive change in our world.

Honor the Past... Embrace the Future
Reunion 2023  

June 2-4, 2023

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Main Green, ������Ƶ Campus
Sunday, May 14, 2023

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Virtual Poetry Reading: Matt McBride & Noah Falck on March 20th, at 7 p.m. EST

������Ƶ's MFA program will be hosting a virtual reading for Instructor of English Matt McBride's latest chapbook, "Prerecorded Weather", written with Noah Falck. A short Q&A about the collaboration will be led by Joshua Legg following the reading.

Prerecorded Weather was the winner of the 2022 James Tate Prize awarded by SurVision Books.

To celebrate Women ������Ƶ ’s History Month, please join us for this upcoming presentation by Wilson alum.

March 30 at 4 p.m. in Lenfest Learning Commons, JSM Library - Robin Herring '07 "Lucille Ball: The Life and Times of an Unlikely Leader"

Light refreshments will be provided. Co-sponsored by Women ������Ƶ ’s Studies, the Department of Sociology, The Hankey Center for the History of Women ������Ƶ ’s Education, and Alumni Relations.

To celebrate Women ������Ƶ ’s History Month, please join us for this upcoming presentation by Wilson alum.

March 20 at 4 p.m. in Patterson Board Room, Laird Hall - Shirley Marlatt Aumack '71 "Please Believe Me: Finding My Voice and Surviving Childhood Sexual Abuse"

Light refreshments will be provided. Co-sponsored by Women ������Ƶ ’s Studies, the Department of Sociology, The Hankey Center for the History of Women ������Ƶ ’s Education, and Alumni Relations.

Tuesday, March 21 at 11 a.m.
Brooks Science Center, Room 128

Presented by the ������Ƶ Psychology Club
GUEST SPEAKER: Shannon Murphy, Licensed Professional Counselor

Wilson will hold a reception at 2:00 p.m. on Wednesday, March 29, to mark the opening of the Annual Juried Student Art Exhibition. The show, presented by Arts at Wilson, will continue through April 21 in the Bogigian Gallery on the second floor of Lortz Hall.

How To Survive Our Sensitive New World

Miss Richfield 1981 will not be cancelled, and you won ������Ƶ ’t either when you see her new show, ������Ƶ “Cancel Cultured Pearls ������Ƶ ”. This all-new extravaganza will explore ways to live in our new politically correct cancel culture. Using original songs, videos, audience interaction, and occasional dance moves, Miss R will leave you entertained and more culturally savvy!