Univ. community wary of proposed class size increase
When the University’s endowment rapidly declined during the economic recession of the 1970s, the administration’s solution to raising revenue was ...
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Accomplished conductor readies himself for sabbatical
As the director of multiple orchestras and ensembles on the East Coast, Wesleyan Conductor Angel Gil-Ordoñez is no stranger to ...
Wall Street cuts campus recruiting
Universities across the country are facing budget cuts, hiring freezes, and now, significant declines in on-campus job recruiting by Wall ...
Rate of study drug abuse unclear
Last February, the University’s Institutional Research Office conducted a survey on the use of prescription drugs on campus. The finding? ...
Ember ’83 Recalls How He “Got Smart” at Wes
While at Wesleyan, Matt Ember ’83 says he hit the books and did his work. These days, his work hits ...
Bon Appétit’s PETA campaign just misses
Wesleyan came in second place in PETA2’s “Most Vegetarian-Friendly College Contest,” losing to American University in the final round after ...
Students submit proposals for new program houses to ResLife
Though the University offers over 25 program houses and halls for its students, David Thompson ’11 still felt that a ...
Prof. recruits students to research abroad
When identical twins Charles Puelz ’11 and David Puelz ’11 stopped by Assistant Professor of Physics Tsampikos Kottos’ office to ...
Science courses for non-majors spring up
“The Planets” E&ES 151, ASTR 103 Professors Martha Gilmore and William Herbst Professor Herbst: “I love teaching ’The Planets' with ...
Lim mixes teaching, scholarship
In his first year at the University, Assistant Professor of Government Elvin Lim has become one of the most prominent ...