Anna Susman

30 Articles

Updegrove ’14 and Trexler ’14 Secure WSA President and VP Spots

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WSA Members Address Campaign Poster Claims

by Tess Morgan, Anna Susman, Executive Editor and Assistant News Editor. 21 Comments

University Considers New Vendor Policy

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Student Alleges Public Safety Assault

by Anna Susman, News Editor, Lily Baggott, Assistant News Editor, . 41 Comments

Vice President for Institutional Partnerships and Chief Diversity Officer Sonia Mañjon has begun an investigation into an incident that occurred on the night of Oct. 29 between a student and three Public Safety (PSafe) officers. The student, Paulie Lowther ’13, alleges that two of the three PSafe officers he encountered that night used excessive physical force against him. The officers found him in the Freeman Athletic Center while it was closed to students during Superstorm Sandy, and Lowther said the officers slammed his head against a wall and hit him in the head three times.

Student Involved in Alleged Voyeur Case Charged

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Multiple Students Assaulted Over Weekend

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Physical Plant Takes on Remediation

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Mailroom Changes Students’ Wesboxes

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Important Sexual Assault Resources on Campus

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Email Raises Student Privacy Concerns

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Nicolson Invasion Robber Arrested

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University Renovates Butterfield Dorms

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All three of the Butterfield dorms, more widely known by their nickname “The Butts,” underwent a renovation this summer in an effort by the University to create more student living space.

News to Know: 2011-2012

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WSA Creates Cardinal Connect: First Year Student Social Connection Program

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Starting next fall, incoming freshmen will be able to participate in a new program intended to serve as a social and extracurricular resource for incoming freshmen who wish to seek the advice of an upperclassman.

University Endowment Increases By Four Million in First Part of 2012 Fiscal Year

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“Send Silence Packing” Comes to Wesleyan

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Wesleyan Students Support Women’s Clinic in Bridgeport, CT

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Tasmiha Khan ’12 Named “11 Young Women to Look Out For” by DoSomething.org

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Middletown School and Wes Students Deal With “Scream Room” Debacle

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Stephen Morgan Sentenced To CVH Psychiatric Hospital for up to 60 Years

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Wesleyan’s Mock Trial Team Heads to Championship Qualifiers

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Admissions Applications Up 4.5 Percent From 2011

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Students Prepare for Mayoral Race

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Last week, Dan Drew, a Middletown Common Councilman, accepted the mayoral Democratic nomination for next fall’s election, running against three-term Republican Mayor Sebastian Giuliano. In light of Drew’s announcement, student groups on campus have begun preparations for the mayoral race.

New Research Looks at School Missions

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Have you ever looked at your tuition bill and wondered what exactly the purpose of a college education is? Assistant Professor of Psychology Steven Stemler has set out to answer that question, recently publishing a study that compares mission statements from 500 schools around the country in an attempt to discover what school is for.

Finally, D.C. and Philly Shuttles

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On April 6, the University’s Transportation Administration approved a shuttle to Washington D.C. and Philadelphia, Pa. that will run during the holiday breaks beginning next Thanksgiving.

Odede ’12 Panels with Clinton

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Last weekend, Shining Hope for Communities (SHOFCO) Executive Director Kennedy Odede ’12 served as a panelist with former President Bill Clinton and Sean Penn at the fourth annual Clinton Global Initiative University (CGI U) Meeting at the University of California San Diego (UCSD).

Surprise! Wes Students Have Sex

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Earlier this month Jacob Eichengreen ’13, Su Park ’12, and the rest of the group known as “Wesleyan Uncut” uploaded a video onto YouTube in support of Planned Parenthood entitled “I Have Sex.”

Putting a Little English On It

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Be honest—it’s hard to overestimate the excitement that overtakes campus whenever a new WesMaps is released.

Antwi Akom Speaks on Education, Bridging the Gap

by Anna Susman, Contributing Writer. 2 Comments

“Long before Hurricane Katrina, low income communities and communities of color knew that there was a health-wealth gap,” Antwi Akom, leading expert on green economy, climate change, and education equity said at a lecture on Tuesday night.

Students Call for Increased Bandwidth

by Anna Susman, Contributing Writer. 2 Comments

Complaints about the speed of the University’s Internet peaked this past fall, and many students have expressed increased frustration at the difficulty of even streaming a video.

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