The Fort Ticonderoga Museum seeks proposals for the Bulletin of the Fort Ticonderoga Museum. In print since 1927, the Bulletin is the museum’s venerable publication and will embark upon a…
Since announcing the Troy and de Wit Grant Fund for the Study of Guns & Society in early 2026, four Wesleyan students have been named as Troy de Wit Research…
Building a curriculum that encourages students to use diverse research methods to understand the relationship of firearms to American life: That’s been a central tenet of the Center for the…
Catherine Fletcher recently published her new book, The Firearm Revolution: From Renaissance Italy to the European Empires, from Princeton University Press. Fletcher explores the emergence of firearms in Renaissance Italy…
Brennan Gardner Rivas and Joseph Stoltz, who both served as postdoctoral researchers, have accepted new positions that build on their work with CSGS. Rivas, who was a senior postdoctoral researcher…
Evan Turiano, visiting assistant professor of public policy and law at Trinity College (Hartford), has been named as the new associate director of the Center for the Study of Guns…
CSGS is pleased to announce that Kelsey Hanson Woodruff will join the center in July as a postdoctoral faculty researcher for a pilot project titled “Moving Past God and Guns:…
April 29, 2026 Wesleyan University Press is pleased to announce the launch of Sight Lines, a new book series devoted to vital scholarship on the significance of firearms in society,…
Greater Middletown Military Museum – Paid Opportunities for Wesleyan Undergraduates Support provided by The Troy and de Wit Grant Fund for the Study of Guns & Society Overview: The Center for the Study…
CT American Revolution Soldiers Research – Paid Opportunity for Wesleyan Undergraduates Support provided by The Troy and de Wit Grant Fund for the Study of Guns & Society Applications have closed for this…










