Class of 1911 shows continuity between old Wes and today
The Class of '11 consisted of 45 men and four women, who hailed from all corners of the East Coast, ...
Features
Myth busters: fact or fiction?
Within popular Wes culture, there are many scandalous, shocking, and silly tales that pass from generation to generation. Students have ...
WesFest: Wesleyan on steroids
Prefrosh and current students bask on Foss Hill, chatting and enjoying the sunshine. Down on Andrus field, students join in ...
WesFest: The scoop on the Suz
For students cutting through Andrus field, walking down High Street, or even looking through the windows at Olin Library, the ...
WesFest: Middletown battles for college town status
Many students come here from bustling metropolitan centers such as New York City, Boston, and Los Angeles. For these students, ...
The Sidewinder: The Best Four Years of Your Life
College is a funny thing. Not haha funny like when your friend makes out with your ex-girlfriend, and later you ...
From Ohio to India, students make most of summer grants
This summer, students will travel to all corners of the world—from India to Cameroon to Middletown—to conduct University-funded research, financed ...
Departments search for faculty members
In the next few weeks, faculty search committees will be making final decisions on teaching staff applicants for the 2007-2008 ...
Caliente spices up Green Street
In the practice room below the World Music Hall, a child is chastised after picking up a baton and banging ...
Online encyclopedia for Wes launched
As user-interactive websites such as YouTube, Facebook, and Flickr ride a nationwide wave of popularity, Vernon Thommeret '10 seeks to ...