Warm up at the Writing Center with coffee, hot chocolate, tea, and cookies! Drop by between February 19-28 for a midterm coffee break, and get help with your midterm essay. The Writing Center is staffed by peer consultants who are happy to assist you with all aspects of the writing…
Warm up at the Writing Center with coffee, hot chocolate, tea, and cookies! Drop by between February 19-28 for a midterm coffee break, and get help with your midterm essay. The Writing Center is staffed by peer consultants who are happy to assist you with all aspects of the writing…
Join us as we create zines inspired by ourselves. A lot of Gregg Deal’s work explores his identity. This theme, along with the influence of punk culture, is the perfect mixture for a zine, a self-made magazine! Using collage and drawing materials, kids will create a zine while thinking about…
How good do you really have to be, to be christened the reporter’s reporter… by other reporters? You have to be Nicholas Kristof – good. After working in France, Kristof began backpacking in Africa and Asia, writing articles to cover his expenses. He’s lived on four continents, reported on six,…
Helena D. Lewis is an award-winning actress, poet and playwright whose one-person show, Call Me Crazy: Diary of a Mad Social Worker, earned multiple theater accolades, including the AUDELCO Best Solo-Performance Award. A licensed social worker with a doctorate from Rutgers, she is the substance abuse treatment director for a…
Artist George Catlin was born in Wilkes-Barre in 1796 and dedicated much of his career to depicting Native American life and culture, becoming the best-known “Indian painter” of the nineteenth-century United States. Catlin’s paintings aimed to preserve the traditions of Indigenous peoples facing displacement but also perpetuated racial stereotypes and…
Join us to learn about the Maslow Graduate Creative Writing Program during our online information sessions. Meet the program director, hear about our approach to writing and take a free craft class to sharpen your skills.
Advance school business operations in your district by enrolling in our online MS in School Business Leadership program. You'll learn to be a well-rounded school business professional with a solid grounding in public relations and communications, facility management, financial operations, and human resources.
Show your support for Wilkes Cheerleading by making a small purchase at Abide Coffeehouse (located at 23 W. Market St, Wilkes-Barre, PA 18701). Grab a coffee, tea, or pastry anytime on March 25th and say you're there for Wilkes Cheer! Go Colonels!!
The We're Empowered by Science (WEBS) program will host approximatey 50 students throughout the Spring semester from local schools including Hanover Area, Holy Rosary, Wilkes Barre Area, and Wyoming Valley West. Through the WEBS program, visiting students will perform hands-on experiments in a laboratory setting. These events will occur on…
Academic Panel and Regency Era dance demonstration/lesson and reception celebrating Jane Austen's 250th birthday. Free and open to the public. Weckesser Hall. 6-8 pm. Register: wilkes.edu/austen250 Weckesser Hall
You're invited to join us for a Wilkes University Doctor of Education in Educational Leadership Virtual Information Session on Saturday, March 29th, April 19th or May 10th at 9:00 AM (EST) on Zoom! Join program faculty as they preview coursework, residency requirements, program delivery, our mentorship program, and the admission…