Wesleyan's chaplain, Tyler Schwaller, hosted the year's first Tuesday all-campus chapel service.
Students had the chance to learn more about Wesleyan's study abroad opportunities during the Study Abroad Fair in OSP.
Active learning opportunities facilitated by an upper level student mentor encourage collaboration and build community among students in multiple sections of BIO 110.
Local churches hosted a fair at Wesleyan to encourage students to learn more about the faith-based communities in Macon.
Wesleyan's osteology collection is one of the largest and most diverse collections of articulated skeletons in Georgia, and one of the largest at a private college in the country. Many of the skeletons were assembled and mounted by Wesleyan students.
Students had the opportunity to create a custom keychain at Willet Library's open house.
Student organizations set up tables on Mt. Vernon Porch to encourage student involvement on campus.
Student organization, RUF, hosted a tie dye party on the Quad.