With all due respect to the people involved, we can see little reason for the formation of an activist coalition.
If the social habits of Wesleyan’s population are any guide, it’s an absolute requirement to read the ACB.
The men’s basketball team entered last weekend needing to win at least one game to have a shot at making the NESCAC tournament
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Though Jim Dresser graduated 45 years ago, he remains a strong presence within the University community. As the Chair of the Board of Trustees, Dresser ’63 works hard to ensure that the University is as successful as possible.
In his lecture last Monday, Taha Abdul-Basser, chaplain of the Harvard Islamic Society and doctoral candidate in religion at Harvard, proposed a solution to the current economic crisis that is not often considered: follow Islamic law, known as Shariah.
This week marks the 40th anniversary of a watershed moment in the University’s history when black students had requested that classes be cancelled on Feb. 21, 1969 in recognition of a memorial service for Malcolm X.
Each year, University academic departments conduct job searches to fill permanent teaching positions, a task that falls on professors within the department.
This week's Destina Theater Listings.
For students interning during the academic year or over the summer, the possibility of receiving University credit is limited.
Killing Scantily-Clad Teenagers in a Hockey Mask, Part XII: A Michael Bay Production
Current budgetary issues in Academic Affairs and Student Affairs have caused the University to cut funding for The New York Times Readership Program for next year.
Lonely Island, a comedy group made up of three white-boy rappers from Berkeley (Andy Samberg, Akiva Shaffer, and Jorma Taccone), was established in 2001, and began generating a buzz in the online community by posting short comedic segments on YouTube.
The student leaders of various activist organizations on campus have formed a new Wesleyan Activist Coalition in an effort to further streamline campus political activity.
Last Saturday, alongside the various forms of entertainment favored by Wesleyan students, there was the somewhat more unusual option of a shadow-puppet show.
When students who take semesters off return to campus, they often find that they cannot get the housing that is available to the rest of their class.
After years of conversations about First Year Initiatives, the FYI program is in the process of being formally discussed by the Educational Policy Committee.
It's 2 A.M., your Thursday night is over but you're still wired and your ears are begging you to stop listening to Jay Z remixes. What should you do? WESU has the answer.
(The Rice Show): Opening Reception and Talk
In his days at Wesleyan, Matt Ball ’08 was widely known around campus for his involvement in the Wesleyan Student Assembly (WSA), serving first in the Student Budget Committee (SBC) then as WSA president during his senior year. Recently, however, Ball decided to leave the meetings and paperwork behind in favor of a more adventurous vocation: the military.