Wilson College Fall Blessing of the Animals 2025

The Fall Blessing of the Animals will take place Wednesday,October 1 at noon on the Main Green. Come take part in a special Blessing of the Animals service! Bring your critter, or a picture of your critter, and Chaplain Andy will provide a blessing for them. It's a great opportunity to see the incredible menagerie of animals existing in the Wilson community. Please keep your animals appropriately contained (leash, cage, etc.) and make sure you clean up after them. There will be a moment of silence for those animals who passed. 

Rain date is October 8. 

Veterinary Nursing Fall Career Fair 2025

The Veterinary Nursing Fall Career Fair 2025 will take place on Wednesday, October 22 from 2 to 4:30 p.m in Lenfest Learning Commons in John Stewart Memorial Library at Wilson College. 

Students - Don't miss this opportunity to learn about Veterinary Nursing Careers today and in the future! Come for 15 minutes or come for an hour, this is your opportunity.

Alumni are welcome to attend. 

Local veterinary related businesses - there is no charge to set up a table. 

Documentary Screening “Proceed and Be Bold”

A documentary on the work of Amos Paul Kennedy Jr., a visionary artist and educator who transforms the tradition of letterpress printing into a vehicle for social justice and collective learning. Kennedy’s prints—bold, layered, and unapologetically direct—blend typographic form with the urgency of protest, creating a body of work that speaks as much to the heart as to the eye. Each poster is a declaration, a reminder, a lesson—designed not only to be seen, but to be felt, remembered, and shared.

Amos Paul Kennedy Jr: Consider Everything An Experiment exhibition

On Thursday, September 18 at 4:30 PM we will open the exhibition Amos Paul Kennedy Jr: Consider Everything An Experiment in the Bogigian Gallery at Wilson College. You are invited to experience the powerful work of Amos Paul Kennedy Jr., a visionary artist and educator who transforms the tradition of letterpress printing into a vehicle for social justice and collective learning. Kennedy’s prints—bold, layered, and unapologetically direct—blend typographic form with the urgency of protest, creating a body of work that speaks as much to the heart as to the eye.