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Wesleyan College Republicans See Surge in Participation and Enthusiasm in Anticipation of Mid-term Elections

The harsh national political climate, tainted by partisan gridlock and dismal economic conditions, has led many to predict that the ...

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WesCeleb: Camara Awkward-Rich ’11

Camara Awkward-Rich ’11 is not afraid of moving at full speed towards a stationary object, tackling both verse and biomedical ...

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Faculty Bands Tear Up Campus Music Scene

What’s the difference between lecturing and performing in a rock band? Whatever it may be, according to Chair of the ...

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Protests in Xi’an, China: Through a Student’s Eyes

I was with some friends in Xi’an, China, less than three hours away from having to board a train back ...

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Fighting the Power: Reflections on the State of University Activism

When people hear “Wesleyan,” they often think of radical hippies marching outside academic buildings, students passing around petitions on Foss ...

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Prof. Hingorani Wins $1.5 Million in Grants for DNA Replication Research

Deep within the twisting halls of Hall-Atwater, Assistant Professor of Molecular Biology and Biochemistry (MB&B) Manju Hingorani’s lab may seem ...

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KFC, Kittens, and Coat Haggling in China

After a month of real Chinese food, I recently decided a visit to KFC was in order. The chain is ...

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Traverse Square Tutoring Program Goes Beyond the Classroom

While walking down William St. there is a noticeable divide between where the LoRise apartments end and the Middletown Robert ...

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Students Strive to Convert Lawns into Landscapes

Wesleyan University is about to undergo an environmental facelift. A group of dedicated students, headed by Miles Bukiet ’11 and ...

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Addiction May Start Early, Professors Say

Walking around Fountain Ave. on a Saturday night or walking up the steps of Olin Library on a weeknight, it ...