ODAA progresses in second year
Dean Daniel Teraguchi doesn’t want you to be intimidated by the Office for Diversity and Academic Advancement (ODAA), now entering ...
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WIS at Wes: Pushing for equality in the sciences
From 2001 to 2006, the University hired 17 new professors in the Natural Sciences and Mathematics division. None of them ...
ASHA and SGAC collaborate to sponsor AIDS Week Events
For many students, this week consists of digesting leftover Thanksgiving turkey, preparing for upcoming finals, and stressing over next semester’s ...
WesCeleb: Holly Wood ’08
You probably know Holly Wood as one of the founders of the all-things-Wesleyan blog, “Wesleying.” But these days, she’s spending ...
Notes from abroad: Bizarro Santa
Numerous indicators have confirmed my suspicions that the Netherlands is, in fact, a strange parallel — or “bizarro” — universe. ...
The truth according to Ed Klein: Eat shit
You may have noticed that I took a break from keeping you informed these past few weeks. It wasn’t a ...
Ethnic Greek Council unites member groups
Sunday afternoon, the brothers of La Unidad Latina, Lambda Upsilon Lambda Fraternity, Incorporated (LUL), sat by the main stairs of ...
WesCeleb: Harrison Schaff ’11
If you’re one of the many people who wish that campus parties had a bit more dancing and weren’t so ...
Underground tunnels remain mysterious, enticing
When you push open that heavy metal door, you enter a subterranean labyrinth. Follow the metallic rainbow of tags, slogans, ...
Muslim chaplain contributes to multi-faith campus
"Seek knowledge from the cradle to the grave." This is Muslim chaplain (or, Imam) Sohaib Nazeer Sultan's favorite quote from ...