Student workers manage Usdan
Every Friday Tania Serrano ’08 arrives at Usdan around 7:30 a.m. to open the building. Wearing a red and black ...
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TFA alumni reflect on program
A new member of the Teach For America (TFA) corps, Amy Ruiz ’07 felt ready to tackle the problems she’d ...
Common sense: Is it all worth it?
With the departure of Doug Bennett and the arrival of Michael Roth this fall, the University entered a new period ...
Retail Therapy: Foss fashions
Despite the fact that it’s only mid-April and last night’s low temperature was 33 degrees, spring has officially arrived—on the ...
War at home: Students face impact of Iraq
For many students, the Iraq War is a distant tragedy. For others, the war has hit close to home, with ...
Students thrive in semesters off
After being rejected from the art studio major at the end of her sophomore year, Sasha Portis ’09 felt she ...
One man’s fight for pick-up b-ball
Basketball lovers at Wesleyan will soon be able to enjoy pick-up games in the great outdoors, thanks to the advocacy ...
Notes from abroad: A London diary
I tend to avoid television these days, less out of a cranky Luddite’s inherent distrust of the media as a ...
Smells like green spirit: On paper
We use paper in so many forms: we write on it, we print on it, we wipe with it, we ...
Senior thesis spotlight: Alicia Collen, French Studies
While studying abroad at the Swarthmore College Grenoble program during the fall of her junior year, Alicia Collen ’08 was ...