Arts Roundup: Music, Dance, and Visual Arts in Spring ’25
Wesleyan is hosting a diverse array of amazing events for dance, music, and visual art lovers this year. On Sunday, ...
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Connecticut Minimum Wage Increases to $16.35 in January 2025
University employees making the state minimum wage saw an increase in their hourly pay from $15.69 to $16.35 beginning on ...
Wesleyan Football Claps Trinity for First Outright NESCAC Championship in Program History
The Wesleyan football team made history this season, winning the outright NESCAC Championship for the first time ever. By fall break, ...
Wesleyan Volleyball Secures Third Straight Little Three Championship Amid Rollercoaster Season
The Wesleyan volleyball team started the season strong but faced ups and downs through the month of September, ultimately struggling ...
University Hosts Series of Post-Election Events Addressing Future Under President-Elect Trump
Post-Election Series In the wake of the reelection of former president Donald Trump, the University hosted a three-day series of ...
From the Argives: How to Weather 140 Years of Hurricanes
Connecticut’s coastline, shielded by Long Island, N.Y., and bordering the frigid North Atlantic, rarely suffers the severe hurricanes familiar to ...
Crafting Serenity: Stephen Morrell and the Freeman Family Garden
For nearly three decades, the Freeman Family Japanese Garden 逍遙庵庭園 (Shôyôan Teien) has quietly flourished within the embrace of the ...
Computer Science Club Code_Wes Hosts 24-Hour Hackathon
Wesleyan’s computer science club, Code_Wes, hosted 85 undergraduate students from around the country to participate in a 24-hour hackathon event ...
Wesleyan Survivor Pitted Students Against Each Other—But Maybe They Learned a Thing or Two
Since its 2000 premiere on CBS, “Survivor” has been a smash hit. As one of the highest rated reality television ...
University Lifts Threat of Active Suspension for Pro-Palestinian Student Protester
After a months-long Community Standards Board (CSB) judicial process centered on charges of discriminatory harassment, Reana Akthar ’27 has now ...