2004 in review: a retrospective on the major events
SUMMER 2003 JUNE 2 Former University student Jeremy George files a lawsuit against the University, claiming his expulsion from the ...
Features
Suzanne Combe brings warmth to Tortilla station
"You’re late today," Suzanne Combe said to one student who approached the Tortilla station where she works on the second ...
Storage for summer has pros and cons
"When finals are over, the cramming begins," reads an ad from the UPS Store emailed to all Wesleyan students. For ...
The ants go marching on: An activist’s tale
The atmosphere in the parking lot was like camp before battle. The sound of nervous laughter, the clatter of pots ...
Retrospective on Fauver Field
Fauver Field is one of the many locations on campus that will undergo major changes as part of the University's ...
Professor explores role of beauty in workplace
A project by Assistant Professor of Economics Tanya Rosenblat has recently received media attention, appearing in newspapers such as the ...
2004ward gears up to register voters in swing states
As the presidential election approaches, college students across the country are getting involved with numerous organizations, jobs and volunteer agencies ...
Lisa Dierbeck ’86 discusses debut novel ‘One Pill Makes You Smaller’
If any more proof was needed that Wesleyan is a hatchery for the weird and bold, the first novel by ...
NSMs, Under the Microscope: Dr. William Firshein
Which came first- the chicken or the egg? Which came first- William Firshein or Wesleyan? Oh, the questions… If you ...
Students express concern, disdain for course changes
The Administration has proposed a new way to increase students' chances of getting the courses they want: distribution of classes ...