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More than 500 Local High School Students Celebrate the 20-Year Anniversary of the “Fall of the Wall” at Virginia Wesleyan

More than 500 Local High School Students Celebrate the 20-Year Anniversary of the “Fall of the Wall” at Virginia Wesleyan

In partnership with Virginia Beach City Public Schools, “Freedom Without Walls” takes place 10:30 a.m. – 1:30 p.m., Monday, Nov. 9. Evening event begins at 7:30 p.m.

Virginia Wesleyan is the First Liberal Arts College to Embrace “PRME”

Virginia Wesleyan is the First Liberal Arts College to Embrace “PRME”

Virginia Wesleyan is the First Liberal Arts College to Embrace “PRME” The College’s Business Department participates in the United Nations Global Compact, preparing students to become global citizens.

Virginia Wesleyan Presents a Trio of Live Music

Virginia Wesleyan Presents a Trio of Live Music

Virginia Wesleyan Presents a Trio of Live Music The Virginia Wesleyan College Concert Series presents Music for Piano Trio, live in concert at 7:30 p.m. on Monday, Nov. 2.

Students showcase problem-solving skills at International Collegiate Programming Contest

Students showcase problem-solving skills at International Collegiate Programming Contest

Students showcase problem-solving skills at International Collegiate Programming Contest Computer Science students will be challenged in areas of math and coding on Saturday, Nov. 7.

An Evening of Hindu Music at Virginia Wesleyan

An Evening of Hindu Music at Virginia Wesleyan

An Evening of Hindu Music at Virginia Wesleyan The Virginia Wesleyan College Concert Series presents The Divine Art, live in concert at 7:30 p.m. on Monday, Oct. 26.

Red Flags Encourage Students to “Say Something”

Red Flags Encourage Students to “Say Something”

Red Flags Encourage Students to “Say Something” This week-long event provides educational and awareness activities geared around relationship crisis, abuse and violence.

Going Abroad, Learning about Other Cultures

Going Abroad, Learning about Other Cultures

Mone Gonazalez ’10, an international business major, blogs about her study abroad experience in Spain.

An ‘Animated’ Fall Break in Canada

An ‘Animated’ Fall Break in Canada

An ‘Animated’ Fall Break in Canada Alisa Crider ’10 traveled to the University of Manitoba and conducted research on animator Richard Condie for a book she’s writing.