Recent graduates flock to TFA
As seniors decide on post-undergraduate plans, Teach for America (TFA) remains a popular and compelling option for University students.
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Roths join softball
While participants are usually happy enough to play against friends and classmates, this spring offers extra excitement for the Intramural ...
Ask a Professor: Matthew Kurtz, Psychology Department
Question: Do people’s moods actually vary with the seasons? If so, in what ways and what are some of the ...
Wes students call Middle East home
Thousands of miles away from home, Sarah Moustafa ’11, Abdulrahman Nasser Al-Amri ’08 and D’or Seifer ’10 each bring unique ...
Local neighborhoods struggle to survive amidst student housing
Pine Street residents returned from Spring Break to find a hole where a house had been. By the Fall semester, ...
Green Street offers music, more
Every afternoon, scores of kids arrive at Green Street Arts Center (GSAC) from vans and school buses, have a snack ...
Senior Project Spotlight: Max Horwich ’08 shares original pop compositions in “All and Sundry”
While most senior thesis writers spend their days hunched over a sea of books in a claustrophobic library carrel, Max ...
Restaurant Review: Guida’s
The following is a hypothetical, yet highly probable, cell phone conversation between a Wesleyan student and his or her parent ...
WesCeleb: Sam Ottinger ’09
Maybe you’ve seen him on stage as the lead singer and guitarist of one of his many bands, or maybe ...
Questioning the Honor Code’s value in the wake of websites
Since 2001, the University has invested $3,200 per year to subscribe to a plagiarism detection online program called Turnitin.com. Started ...