Monarch Waystation Posted on: October 12, 2022 News The monarch waystation created in 2020 by Wilson environmental students continues to attract butterflies, while the nearby wall has been serving as an ideal spot for caterpillars on their way to becoming future butterflies. The garden now has a new interpretive nature sign that provides more information for visitors. Previous: Wilson Expands Equestrian Program and Appoints a New Director of Equestrian Teams Next: Spotlight on Julie Raulli, Professor of Sociology Related posts May 1, 2026 2026 Academic Award Winners Congratulations to the students and faculty recognized at the 2026 Wilson College Academic Awards Ceremony held on Friday, April 24,… Read more Apr 29, 2026 Wilson College Launches Master’s Degree Program in Speech-Language Pathology Wilson College is pleased to announce the launch of a new graduate health care program, a Master of Science in Speech-Language… Read more Apr 20, 2026 Wilson College Students Shine at Pennsylvania Academy of Science Annual Meeting Wilson College biology, chemistry, and biochemistry majors showcased their research, professionalism, and scientific curiosity at the… Read more More articles ➜ Share this on: Facebook LinkedIn X Email
May 1, 2026 2026 Academic Award Winners Congratulations to the students and faculty recognized at the 2026 Wilson College Academic Awards Ceremony held on Friday, April 24,… Read more
Apr 29, 2026 Wilson College Launches Master’s Degree Program in Speech-Language Pathology Wilson College is pleased to announce the launch of a new graduate health care program, a Master of Science in Speech-Language… Read more
Apr 20, 2026 Wilson College Students Shine at Pennsylvania Academy of Science Annual Meeting Wilson College biology, chemistry, and biochemistry majors showcased their research, professionalism, and scientific curiosity at the… Read more
