Affordable Health Insurance Eludes Wes Employees
I am Ginny Harris, and I work at Wesleyan. Although I manage hundreds of thousands of dollars of grant money at work, I am unable to find the money in ...
Letters to the Editor
Let’s Focus on Our Real Problem—Sexual Violence
From my own personal experience, I’ve always had nothing but good things to say about PSafe
My Five Biracial Kids Don’t Need Professor Claire Potter’s Help
At http://www.studentfreepress.net/archives/4534 I read Wesleyan Professor Claire Potter’s statement that for many students, presumably those of color she was writing in defense of, going to Wesleyan “is an honor to ...
Affecting Our Community: Utilizing Public Policy
The Wesleyan community is in no way lacking active and well informed students. The student body recognizes injustices and problems that concern our world today.
In Response to the Beta Email
I want the University to look out for my safety.
Affirmative Action: Without Reprieve
In response to “A Half-Baked Opposition,” I’d like to talk about affirmative action, its role in higher education today, and other eerily similar policies.
Political Activism At Its Most Basic Level
As most of us are well aware, last Tuesday’s Midterm Elections marked an important reshaping of the political terrain in Washington D.C. and across the country.
FYI
Student-Run Grief Support Group Sponsored by the Office of Behavioral Health for Students will meet on Wednesdays at 8:00 pm in Room 212 (2nd floor) of the Davison Health Center
Responses to the Latin@ Affirmation Wesleying Post
Last Tuesday, I, a member of the Latin@ community, submitted information about Latin@ Affirmation Month's Convocation Ceremony. The Wesleying blogger who posted the information added to the post stereotypical Spanish ...
Decoding and Debunking Islamophobia
Islamophobia has recently become a prominent presence in the United States. Articles and forums with titles like CNN’s “Holy War: Should Americans Fear Islam?” (ABC, October 3) demonstrate the problems ...