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 ...
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Grief support options expand in wake of tragedy
Starting Tuesday evening and continuing throughout this week and the next, University administrators supplemented the existing support services for grieving ...
Radical cheerleaders take Homecoming game by storm
This past Saturday afternoon, students, parents and alumni were treated to a halftime performance by a group of cheerleaders quite ...
Campus Halloween parties provide costumed fun
Since trick-or-treating has finally ceased to be an acceptable college pastime—even for the more diminutive in stature—students had to create ...
iTunes brings legal music sharing to Wesleyan
A new way to share music has taken Wesleyan's computer network by storm. And for once, it's legal. Apple Computer's ...
Group takes a capella, improv to a new level
Make no mistake, the singers of the new improv a cappella group, She Calls Me Daddy, harbor lofty ambitions for ...
Weekly WesCeleb: Seth Samuels ’05
If you haven't seen Seth Samuels before, you either don't like improv comedy, don't go to on-campus plays or don't ...
Wesmatch back as popular procrastination tool
After months of dormancy in which online campus dating came to a standstill, the third version of WesMatch was re-launched ...
Campus services provide emotional support
While many other college students worried about classes, friends and politics, students at New York University had more on their ...
The Glossery: Take Back the Night
In tenth grade, I took a weeklong self-defense class. I learned how to fight back if attacked, how to poke ...