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Bon App Dining Worker Layoffs Force Difficult Decisions

Small Businesses In Town Hurting from COVID-19 Pandemic; Decreasing Sales and Mass Layoffs

A Portrait of City Governance in the Time of Coronavirus

What Does It Mean To Be a Black Republican in the State of Connecticut? Ed Ford’s Rise in Middletown Politics

University Students Respond to Las Vegas Democratic Debate

“The Middletown Way”: State Rep. Q Phipps on His Bid for Re-Election

Student Tests Negative for Coronavirus

Voting in Middletown: Debating the Role of Wesleyan Students in the Mayoral Election

Florsheim ’14 Wins Middletown Mayoral Election

Middletown and Wesleyan: Why You Should Vote in Local Elections

Middletown Mayoral Candidates Vie for Competitive Advantage Ahead of Nov. 5 Election

Rumors of Late Night Closure, Debunked

Professor’s Bookshelf: Joseph Siry Talks Architecture and Air-Conditioning

Experts Explain: A Phone Call to Ukraine

Political Round Table: Students Discuss Democratic Primaries, Sanders/Warren Divide

Students, Faculty Respond to Florsheim ’14’s Win as Democratic Candidate for Middletown Mayor

Florsheim ’14 on His Grassroots Bid for Mayor of Middletown

Middletown High School Holds Forum for Mayoral Candidates with Two Notable Absences

University “Hillterns” Take On the Swamp

Ben Michael Reflects on History of Middletown Radio, Campus Music Scene

Spring Fling Committee Announces 2019 Lineup

Fourth Week of Art Theses Plays With Genre and Medium

Second Weekend of Music Theses Experiment With Genre and Space

Third Week of Art Theses Explores Themes of Intimacy, Community, and Transience

Music Thesis Recitals Start Off on Strong Note

Gaspar Noé’s “Climax” Is Actually Watchable

Netflix’s “Paddleton” Is More Than Just A Game

Town Hall Discusses Contributions of Bureaucracy and Campus Culture to Struggling Music Scene

MuHo Concert Seeks to Revitalize Wesleyan’s Music Scene

Cross Talk: Netflix’s “High Flying Bird” Weaves Together Sports and Politics

The Good Place’s Third Season Is Its Best Yet

Sunset Boulevard Remains a Timeless Classic

“Bandersnatch” Disappoints Despite Innovative Premise

CSS Sophomores, COL Juniors Tackle Comps Weeks

Wes Meets World: WWOOFing Takes Students Around the Globe

Hazy Past: Zonker Harris Day’s Seeds and Stems

Dr. Bones the Egoist-Communist Speaks at Wesleyan

Campus Crypto Culture: Bitcoin and Beyond

Wes Docs Part 4: Where the ’90 Firebombing Leaves Us

Wes Docs Series Part 3: Perspectives on Campus Reactionary Nick Haddad ’92

Wes Docs Series Part 2: The Political Activism of Kofi Taha ’92

“Man with a Movie Camera” Reinforces the Power of Film Decades Later

Wes Docs Series: Remembering the 1990 Firebombing of the President’s Office

CT Rise Up Protests State Inaction on Shooting Death of Bridgeport Teen

Film Department Organizes Outreach Program for Middletown Children

Karla White Reflects on the R.J. Julia Hiring Process, Wes Cleaning Services

Let Our Response to Bauerlein’s Lecture Be a Model

Posse Profiles: Veteran Dennis White ’19 Talks Progressive Politics and Journey from West Virginia to Wesleyan

Coverage of Ben & Jerry’s Milk with Dignity Program Overlooks Wesleyan Student Protests

Nine Students Arrested for Civil Disobedience in Protests

Wesleyan Film Series: When Porn Becomes Political in “Boogie Nights”

Wesleyan Student Activists Prepare for Year Ahead

Malcolm X House Hosts Conversation on DACA

Palmer ’98 and Pope Launch “The Art of Doing” Class

In “Wedding Doll,” Truth and Fiction Converge

“A Stirring Song Sung Heroic” is an Affecting Reckoning with America’s History of Slavery

Cultural Appropriation and Halloween: A Marxist Critique

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