For Middletown, health care dream becomes a reality
Thirty-five years ago, several college-age idealists, one of whom was a student at Wesleyan, decided to create an organization that ...
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MSA marks second year of Islam in Conversation Week
The second Islam in Conversation Week (ICW) kicked off on Monday with a packed audience in PAC 001, marking the ...
When KKK came to Wes
In 1985, Louis Farrakhan, minister and leader of the Black Nation of Islam, came to speak on campus—and was met ...
Global meets local in dinner series
According to Director of International Studies Carolyn Sorkin, an observable tension between international and American students was one reason for ...
Student’s t-shirt business soars
Earlier this week, Dan Lachman ’09 shipped off boxes of t-shirts to Lord and Taylor to be sold in their ...
Emdashes: Is Gap falling into the gap?
Last week, British newspaper The Observer published a troubling exposé about children as young as eight working in an apparel ...
Mytheology: Roth’s position on Warming: Not cool
Recently, the esteemed paper which runs this column ran an article bearing what was probably intended as jubilant news—President Michael ...
Psych journal enters third year
Initial perceptions play a major role in the outcome of a relationship, according to an article in Mind Matters, an ...
Students from California reflect on damage left in the path of fires
A few Sundays ago, Alice Goldsmith ’10 received a frantic phone call from her mother in Calabasas, a city just ...
The Greasiest Spoon: Diner 2.0: Berlin’s new old-timer
Entering Berlin’s Starlight Diner engenders an assault on the senses. Standing in the doorway, sheltered from a windy autumnal Sunday, ...