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October 9, 2026
Time flies when you are having fun, and also when you are learning with WISE!
Next week is the last week for many of our Session A courses. Be sure to check your class schedule hereto confirm final class dates. [Notably, Monday classes are on a slightly different schedule.]
Session B starts October 29 and once again, there are so many wonderful courses to choose from. There is still time to read through the course descriptions and pick your favorites: Fall 2026 Course Catalog
Not yet a member? If you sign up now, you can take as many Session B courses as you like, PLUS you will have access to all class recordings from Session A.
Still not quite ready to join? Why not try a single 5-week course for just $50. This is a one-time offer for anyone brand new to WISE.
Visit theClasses and Events web page, pick a class, and set up an account to register. Or call our office at 508-767-7513 and we will sign you up over the phone. It's that simple!
Sun. Oct 11 from 10 am to 1 pm (Wachusett Dam, Clinton MA)
Free and open to the public
Don't miss this unique opportunity to walk across the top of Wachusett Dam: Click here for more info
AU Lecture: "Booker T. Washington: Lessons in Race Friendship from Abraham Lincoln"
This year's lecture will be delivered by Diana Schaub, Professor of Political Science at Loyola University Maryland.
Wed. Oct 14 at 5 pm (AU Curtis Hall)
Free and open to the public
The Fortin/Gonthier Lecture is delivered annually by an invited scholar to present a topic that relates to the educational priorities of the CTEQ (Core Texts and Enduring Questions) program.
For as long as people have had walls, we have put marks on them. This talk is about typography's power to shape civilization and the long human habit of making meaning visible.
