CAPS Adapts to Socially Distant Semester
Like most organizations and departments on campus, the University’s Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS) has had to completely rethink the ...
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Students and Staff Express Anger, Disappointment Over University Response to Sean Higgins’ Death
Content Warning: This article contains references to death that readers may find upsetting. The University’s Lock Shop Foreman, Sean Higgins, ...
Religious Life Continues with Virtual and In-Person Events
With the onset of COVID-19 last semester, University students transitioned to a virtual form of religious and spiritual life. However, as students ...
Grab and Go: Students Unsatisfied with New Lunch Times
“We should grab a meal.” Whether it’s to catch up with your freshman year roommate, talk over material with a classmate, ...
WesCeleb: Phoebe Landsman ’21 Doesn’t Dance
Phoebe Landsman ’21 is a leader on campus. From being the Vice President of the University’s only sorority, Rho Epsilon Pi ...
Greek Life Adapts to University COVID-19 Regulations
As universities across the country experience spikes in COVID-19 cases, the University’s ability to maintain a low case count has ...
WSA Reestablishes Civic Engagement Task Force, Strives to Increase Voter Registration and Turnout
On sunny days, a table sits outside of Usdan University Center (Usdan) with a colorful sign that reads “VOTE.” Student ...
50 Years of Coeducation: From the Wesleyan Experiment to Today
You wouldn’t know it from walking around campus today, but just half a century ago there were virtually no women ...
Old Fish, New Fish: Chernoff and Students Publish Discovery of New Fishes
When Grace Kohn ’22 imagined her 2020 spring break research trip with Professor Barry Chernoff, Professor Antonio Machado-Allison and ten ...
Global Change and Infectious Disease Hits Closer to Home This Semester
The COVID-19 pandemic has upended much of the student experience at the University, but it has also given students a ...