Campus Events

This exhibition showcases a large array of artwork that spans the career of artist and VWU Faculty Emeritus Sharon Swift who retired from teaching at VWU in Spring 2024.

Derek Eley is an assistant professor of art at VWU. He is teaching his first semester at the university this fall. The exhibit is free and open to the public.

This biannual conference represents the culmination of months of dedicated effort by students in  business courses, with students facilitating every aspect of the event. The experience helps them  to gain Practical knowledge in essential management skills such as product development, networking, and project and financial planning. Keynote speaker, Tom Walker, founder of Drone Up, will present at the opening ceremony in Brock Commons on Monday, November 18 at 6 p.m.

Join The Virginia Wesleyan Orchestra for their first concert under new musical director Alexander Chen, of the VSO. The Orchestra will perform a variety of classic and new works.   

Under the direction of Cory Franklin, the VWU Jazz ensemble will perform well known jazz standards, Funk, and Latin Jazz favorites.

Students from the directing course lead this festival presentation featuring one-acts spanning genres and topics. The wildly popular festival features casts of performers from across campus. Admission is free to all, but seating is limited to first-come, first-served.

Join Virginia Wesleyan Bravura, Camerata and Vox Vera for a concert of traditional and contemporary songs for the holidays.

Friday, December 6 at 7:30 p.m. & Saturday, December 7 at 4:00 p.m.

Join Virginia Wesleyan Bravura, Camerata and Vox Vera for a concert of traditional and contemporary songs for the holidays.

Friday, December 6 at 7:30 p.m. & Saturday, December 7 at 4:00 p.m.

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(No classes meet, Faculty offer alternative assignments)

This unique retelling of Shakespeare's classic is a collaboration between the VWU Theatre and Music programs. The fairies groove a cappella and the visual vibe can only be described as "far out, man." Join us for a spring production full of Peace, Love, and (Mis)Understanding.

This unique retelling of Shakespeare's classic is a collaboration between the VWU Theatre and Music programs. The fairies groove a cappella and the visual vibe can only be described as "far out, man." Join us for a spring production full of Peace, Love, and (Mis)Understanding.

Virginia Wesleyan Camerata, under the direction of Bryson Mortensen, presents their annual spring concert.

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Join Vox Vera for a fun evening of contemporary acapella music, from the Beatles to Stevie Nicks and more!

The Virginia Wesleyan Orchestra, will complete its first year under new musical director, Alexander Chen, with a Spring concert full of traditional classics and new modern works.

Under the direction of Cory Franklin, the VWU Jazz ensemble will perform well known jazz standards, Funk, and Latin Jazz favorites.