Students and Administration Clash in Assessments of Meal Plan Coverage
“Our wellbeing should come first,” said Esha Bhandari ’20, Wesleyan Student Assembly representative of the Dining Committee. “Once we get to ...
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Posse Profile: Gabe Hurlock ’20
Gabe Hurlock ’20 still finds it difficult to believe she ended up at Wesleyan. In 2005, when she graduated from ...
Study Abroad Office Strives to Offer Equal Opportunity
To study abroad or not to study abroad? This dilemma, practically universal among liberal arts students, presents more complications for some ...
Visiting ASL Instructor Joseph Basile Reminiscences Over Years of Disability Rights Advocacy
After making a last-ditch lap around Pi Cafe, I seriously thought the Visiting Instructor in American Sign Language (ASL) was ...
Vice President for Finance and Administration Nathan Peters Retires
This October, University President Michael Roth ’78 announced via email that Vice President for Finance and Administration Nathan Peters would ...
Bubby’s Blintzes: An Intergenerational Study in the Crown Jewel of the Jewish Culinary Tradition
My mother’s Bubby (grandmother in Yiddish, for the goy out there) was a terrible cook. While perhaps uncharacteristic of the ...
How to Get Rid of Your Jack-o-Lantern
If you’re like any other human on this planet, you’re probably sick of hearing about all the pumpkin-themed foods that ...
Into the Argives: Trump 2016 v. Reagan 1980
Tomorrow, Nov. 8, 2017, will mark the one-year anniversary of the election of President Donald J. Trump. To some on ...
Green Street Closure: Community Conversations Continue in the Center’s Final Days
“We are here tonight to focus on the Green Street Teaching and Learning Center,” said North End Action Team (NEAT) ...
New In Middletown: The City’s Latest Construction Projects
City officials have heralded the ongoing construction of the 93-unit apartment building on Broad Street as the turning point in ...