Student development is hosting a trip to New York City on Sunday, January 29 to see “Harry Potter and the Cursed Child” on Broadway! Sign ups will open on Wednesday, January 18 at 10 AM. First come first serve! The cost is $20 per student. *Students must have their Wilkes…
Though often not discussed as much as literature and theater, visual art was at the heart of the Harlem Renaissance, and Harlem Renaissance art was at the heart of David Driskell's collecting. This presentation will focus on the painting of the Black 1920s, with particular emphasis on the work of…
Take a few minutes to learn how you can get to know the Wilkes-Barre community by serving those around you. Join Catie, the Bonner Leader Program Coordinator, to see how you can join in your first-year as a Colonel! Please note: the event is broken up into 30 minute sessions.
This workshop offers supportive space for fiction writers (or writers of any genre) to have accountability as they approach literary projects. Students create a four-week goal for their new works or works-in-progress, then meet their targets with the support of peers and instructor. Each class will include writing tips and…
Join student development and programming board on a snowtubing and skiing trip at Montage Mountain! Trip sign ups will be on a first come, first serve basis with no cost to students.
Are you looking for a career that you'll love this Valentine's Day? It doesn't matter whether you're looking for a single concentration, a double major or you're still not sure, find your career match at the Fall in Love with Communication Studies Event! You'll speed-date your way through the co-curriculars…
Writing true stories is more than simply recounting facts. In this workshop, we’ll explore techniques to write memoir and other nonfiction, including speculation, voice and using different forms. Registration Closes On Friday, February 17, 2023 @ 12:00 AM
The Wilkes University English Department will open the Allan Hamilton Dickson Fund Spring Writers Series with a reading by Zakes Mda at 7 p.m. on Wednesday, Feb. 15, in the Kirby Hall Salon.
The Imposition of Ashes will take place in the Miller Room, 2nd floor of the Henry Student Center from 10AM-Noon .
Take one last look at this historic exhibition and get an in-depth tour of the art and artists featured. This is an opportunity to hear about the artwork, artists, and their relationship with David C. Driskell, the artist. All events are free and open to the public
Helping you understand the details surrounding the FAFSA is our top priority. Our team of financial aid professionals will guide you through a step by step process to complete your FAFSA to maximize your financial aid. We look forward to meeting you!
Learn more about the Maslow Graduate Creative Writing Program during this online information session. Meet the program director, hear about our approach to writing, and take a free craft class to sharpen your skills. This particular workshop will be Poetry or Fiction/NonFiction. We will also discuss the application and admissions…