East Asian Studies Hit Hard by AIG Collapse
Bouncing between the thought, history, and culture of the Asian world, the East Asian Studies Department is at once concise ...
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Wesleyan Holds First Admissions Panel, Facebook Affects Chances of Getting In
Last Wednesday, the University hosted a webcast featuring admissions deans from eight prestigious colleges and universities. The event, called “Inside ...
Russian Professor Discusses Award-Winning Book
Professor of Russian Priscilla Meyer’s was recently awarded the University of Southern California Book Prize in Literary and Cultural Studies ...
A Tale of Two Cities: Coming Home
After several months of taking endless wrong turns, tripping on cobblestones, bouncing around in buses, struggling to speak a foreign ...
In Caring for the Elderly, Water’s Edge Flows with Activity
In some respects, Betty Blum’s life is no different than the University students who live across from her on Church ...
For Alums in Brooklyn, the Menu is Beef
Hailing from a campus known for PETA approved vegetarian cuisine, Andrew Dermont ’09 and Derek Silverman ’09 broke the mold ...
Service Course Changes Perceptions of Mental Illness
As students place headphones over their ears, they begin to hear voices.
Wesleyan’s Ethnic Sororities Promote Unity and Community
Before she met some of the members of Sigma Lambda Upsilon, a national ethnic sorority, Luz Burgos ’08 had always ...
Blanchard Pursues Sweet Career
Lydia Blanchard ’06 had always been really interested in baking, and she’d always wanted to open her own place.
Lamothe ’09: Behind the Bar at the Cardinal’s Nest
Matt Lamothe ’09 is more than your average bartender. Dubbed “Chief Bar Operator” by John Gecewicz, the owner of the ...