Today @ Wilkes news for faculty and staff.
Ann Valentine, professor and chair of the chemistry department at Temple University, will deliver the 2023 Henry J. and Linda C. Pownall Lecture in Chemistry at Wilkes University at 7 p.m. on Wednesday, Oct. 18, in… Read More »Professor Anne Valentine to Deliver Pownall Lecture in Chemistry at Wilkes University on Oct. 18
Join the Sordoni Art Gallery as we welcome Sarah Buhr, curator from the Springfield Art Museum for our next Art in Context Lecture today, Wednesday, October 4 at 5 p.m. in the gallery. One of… Read More »Art in Context Gallery Talk: Rose O’Neill: Facts & Fancies with Sarah Buhr, curator from the Springfield Art Museum
Please refer to the attached flyer for scheduling a meeting with the TIAA Representative.
Visit http://www.wilkes.edu/polishroom The Polish Room Committee Scholarship ($3,000 top award) welcomes applications from Luzerne County residents. To be considered, applicants must write a brief essay. Polish pride is more than traditions, music, and tasty food.… Read More »Scholarship Opportunity for Students of Polish Descent
Calling all chefs for Taste of Wilkes 2023: Neighborhood Cookout! Taste of Wilkes 2023: Neighborhood Cookout will be held on Tuesday, November 7th, 2023 in the Jean and Paul Adams Commons! Taste of Wilkes is an annual… Read More »Calling all Chefs! Share your best dishes at Taste of Wilkes 2023!
Stop by the SUB during club hours on October 5th to get a pink streak ($10) and speak with NSO about performing a self breast exam (FREE). All proceeds from this event will benefit breast… Read More »Breast Cancer Awareness Event: October 5th
For all alumni, current students, faculty, administrators, and staff, Farley Library welcomes you to explore HIST 211: Intro to Public History’s class’ Wilkes at 90 exhibit on the first floor! Come take a trip down… Read More »Wilkes at 90 exhibit on first floor of Farley Library!
One out of three people has a criminal record, and these records continue to hold people back. Even after their sentences end, the consequences don’t. But a solution exists. Learn more when the Pardon Project… Read More »You’re Invited to a Screening of “Pardon Me” on Oct. 3
All vehicles in the Ralston Parking Lot must be removed on Friday, Sept. 29 by 6:00 PM in preparation for homecoming activities Saturday, Sept. 30. The gate to the parking lot will be locked. Any… Read More »Ralston Parking Lot to Close at 6 p.m. on Sept. 29
The Karambelas parking lot will be closed for all parking on Friday, September 29th for the Board of Trustees meeting. Any vehicle left in the parking lot will be ticketed and towed.