McNair Program Receives Five-Year Grant Renewal
In early December, Wesleyan was awarded a five-year renewal grant from the Department of Education’s Ronald E. McNair Postbaccalaureate Program. ...
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Protest Held Over University Janitor Acosta’s Deportation Order Outside of ICE Office in Hartford
Acosta will not be held in detention by ICE. Instead, he has been fitted with an ankle bracelet after his ...
Wesleyan Janitor Francisco Acosta Faces Deportation Order Monday, Students and Faculty Protest
University janitor Francisco Acosta came to the United States in 2001. The Colombia native was a teacher and union advocate who ...
GOP Tax Plan Could Have “Immeasurable” Consequences on University Graduate Students, University Says
Negotiations in Washington D.C. over the outcome of the current GOP tax bill are hitting close to home for current ...
Following Presentations, Eclectic Decision Deferred to Spring 2018
The University will hold off on making a final decision regarding the reinstatement of Eclectic Society's residential status until Spring 2018. ...
Men’s Basketball Bests Emmanuel College and Williams, Continues Undefeated Season
The Wesleyan men’s basketball team continued their undefeated start to the season over the past week with strong wins over ...
Women’s Basketball Claims Top Honors at Courtyard by Marriott Tournament
Friday, Dec. 1 was not a great night to be a Maine Owl. The women’s basketball team from the University ...
University Receives 2.5 Million-Dollar Grant for Upward Bound Math-Science Program
The University’s Upward Bound Math-Science Program (UBMS) has received a $2.5 million grant that will be distributed over the course ...
The Great Meal Swipe Debate of 2017
On the evening of Nov. 16, a post in the University’s community-forum Facebook group, WesAdmits 2021, ignited a discussion about ...
Swim & Dive Finds Individual Success at Home Opener
As the campus community preps for finals, Wesleyan’s swimming and diving teams will be hard at work both in the ...