The men’s basketball team had a pivotal pair of games over the weekend, playing host to Tufts on Friday night and then Bates on Saturday afternoon
Following a pair of weekend losses to Amherst and Connecticut College, the women’s hockey team sits at 2-16-1 on the year (1-10-1 in NESCAC play) and is currently saddled with a nine-game losing streak.
A small student group you may never have heard of – WesPep – aims to support Wesleyan athletics by attending games and cheering on University athletes
What if carbon dioxide levels 50 million years ago were actually higher then they are today? Would that tell us anything about the gas’s role in global climate change?
The NCAA held its annual convention from Jan. 14-17 in National Harbor, Md., where 12 Division III legislative items were proposed.
Taking the road this weekend for two important NESCAC contests, the women’s basketball team came away with one win and one loss.
The deadline for RA applications for the 2009-2010 year is this Wednesday, and candidates are preparing for an intensive interview process. If chosen, they will play a major part in next year’s freshmen’s first year experience.
The men’s hockey team faced off against two of the best this past weekend, traveling to both Middlebury and Williams.
Wrestling coach Drew Black had little trouble picking up his 102nd and 103rd wins this past weekend as the squad went 2-0-1 on the mats in the Bacon Field House.
The men’s squash team went 1-2 in the NESCAC Championship over the weekend, snapping an eight-match losing streak and finishing 10th of the 11 teams in the tournament field.
The men’s swimming team swept a tri-meet against Bowdoin and Colby on Saturday, dominating Colby 199-88 and edging Bowdoin 149-146 on the strength of its performance in the 200-yard freestyle relay.
The women’s swimming team traveled to Maine over the weekend for a tri-meet with Bowdoin and Colby and came away with a split, defeating the host Polar Bears 159-134 but falling to Colby 158-139.
The men’s and women’s indoor track teams participated in the Tufts Invitational on Saturday, with the men finishing sixth out of 11 teams and the women fourth of 10.
We are disappointed to learn that the new academic calendar that we all experienced last semester has been finalized by the Educational Policy Committee.
Michael Bennet '87, the new junior Democratic senator for Colorado, may currently be the University’s busiest alumnus.
The Prisoner Solidarity Project appreciates the coverage of our group and the symposium we organized about College in Prison at Wesleyan.
After many years of prisoner advocacy work by Wesleyan students and faculty, including the facilitation of academic workshops in two Connecticut correctional facilities, we propose the establishment of the Wesleyan Center for Prison Education.
The Strange occurrences of this very globular celestial amalgamation.
A cursory look at any international human rights organization’s reports, or Israel’s own B’Tselem would reveal that Israel has violated countless UN resolutions, and is a regular violator of human rights in the Occupied Territories.
Mr. Nestler, supposedly 1,314 Palestinians have been killed by the state of Israel / You would have the world call these people “Arabs:” / Supposedly 1,314 Arabs have been killed by the state of Israel in Palestine / Is this more suitable?
The Alcohol and Other Drugs Committee of the Wesleyan Student Assembly (WSA) has rejected a policy that would require students to register kegs and other common source containers of alcohol (such as punchbowls) prior to hosting a party where alcohol is to be served.
Your editorial published on January 30, titled “Prison Experiment Is a Worthy One,” was well-intentioned but horribly misguided.
This past fall, during one of the most exciting moments of our generation, students rallied together in Usdan and on Foss Hill. But for some Wesleyan students, the presidential election was experienced in a vastly different environment: from Spain to Ecuador, India and Cameroon.
Recent seismic activity from Mount Redoubt in Alaska has scientists and civilians worried.
At the end of last semester, students saw a preview of the University’s new fall exam schedule that will be in effect for the next five years. Beginning with the 2009-2010 school year, the fall exam schedule will feature two blocks of exam periods preceded by two days of a reading period.
On Monday evening, controversial Israeli historian Benny Morris presented a speech in Usdan about his most recent book, 1948: A History of the First Arab Israeli War.
The Writing Center, which is scheduled to open next fall in the top floor of the Davenport building, will allow a series of new writing programs to take shape. According to key administrators, these programs will include a creative writing concentration in the English major. A writing certificate for non-English majors has also been proposed and will likely be passed.
