Fall ‘leaves’ students out in the cold
In late September every year, Wesleyan warmly welcomes the chilly air and fun activities of autumn. Colorful leaves grace the ...
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Study abroad brings danger
Unrest in Bolivia threw Duke University's study abroad program at La Paz into a precarious position this October, forcing students ...
WesCeleb: Jacob Robinson ’04
Not only did Jacob agree to be interviewed at midnight on a Sunday, he also invited me over to his ...
International students face legislative hurdles
For most Wesleyan students, college life is a mere bus or airplane ride away. For a select group of international ...
The homecoming face lift
Last weekend was my first homecoming weekend at Wesleyan. And although I anticipated that there would be a lot of ...
La Cantina Café Restorante revisited
Last year La Cantina was my favorite Italian restaurant in Middletown. I thought it was delicious and authentic. After spending ...
Diplomatic relations: alumnus appointed ambassador
For Stephen Young ’73, the U.S. ambassador to the Kyrgyz Republic, diplomatic work was "a natural choice." Young joined the ...
Interfaith pilgrimage of protest passes through campus, terminates in NYC
To the beating of drums, travelers on the Interfaith Kyoto Pilgrimage walked down High Street on Tuesday, Nov. 4 en ...
Wesleyan appoints Muslim chaplain
In a bold step to address the needs of its growing Islamic population, Wesleyan recently appointed Abdullah Antelpi as its ...
Students choose cell phones over campus extensions
According to Director of Technology Support Services Ganesan Ravishanker, about 2200 students, including graduate students, registered campus extensions this fall—a ...