Letters to the Editor
Take Back the Night is an annual march to raise awareness about sexual violence and show support for survivors. Take Back the Night began in the 1970s and was originally ...
Wesleyan Whiners: A Reconsideration
Rob Wohl’s Wespeak regarding Zonker Harris Day in the March 25 issue does an immense disservice to Wesleyan’s student body.
The Open Dean’s List: It Doesn’t Get Much More Un-Wesleyan Than This!
Lately, the campus has been abuzz with a topic previously rarely discussed – individual students’ own grades. The catalyst seems to have been lists posted on the Class Deans’ blogs ...
Contribute to Japanese Relief Efforts
While on spring break this year, a truly momentous event occurred on March 11, when an earthquake struck off the coast of northeast Japan with a magnitude of 9.0.
Keep Wesleyan Weird and Whining!
The recent news that the festival everyone calls Zonker Harris Day will officially be called Zonker Harris Day again is a sad reminder of the administration’s long and insidious campaign ...
Wesleyan Japan Earthquake Relief
Wesleyan for Japan (http://wesleyanforjapan.tumblr.com) is the official website of Wesleyan Japan Earthquake Relief Group. In response to the 9.0-magnitude earthquake and tsunami that struck Japan on March 11, 2011, we ...
The Campus Initiative Fund and WesBikes
This Friday, the Wesleyan Bike Rental Program (WesBikes) will continue to promote sustainable transportation. Wesbikes will provide 25 bicycles for rental to students for whom purchasing on-campus bicycles is unfeasible ...
Rotaract Information Session
ROTARACT, an international public service network for university students and young professionals, will be holding two information sessions on Tuesday, March 29, at 3pm and 4pm at USDAN 110.
Support the CPE Re-Approval
After a successful and inspiring four semesters, the Center for Prison Education pilot program at Cheshire Correctional is up for re-approval.
WSA and Planned Parenthood
Although you might not always see it, Wesleyan is made up of many kinds of people who think very differently from each other—on all issues, including Congress’s recent efforts to ...
