Women’s Hockey Sees Mixed Results Early Into Season
The women’s ice hockey team sits at .500 after their first four games this winter, recording victories against two teams ...
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Revival Reviews: “The Wire” (Pt. 4)
All good things must come to an end. HBO’s “The Wire” is no exception. It came and went like a ...
Tribe’s Polemical Tribute to Phife Dawg
A Tribe Called Quest released their first album in almost 20 years, four days after the presidential election. We Got It ...
Why Social Media Sites Must Treat Themselves as News Outlets
While many lament social media as the source of any and all of society’s ills, few are aware of the ...
Men’s Ball Batters Bard, Sweep First Two Tournaments
Men’s basketball drove its way through its first five opponents to open this season. The team’s undefeated run has been ...
New Bookstore to Open on Main St. this Spring, Broad St. Books Employees Blindsided
In preparation for the most financially significant unification of the University and the City of Middletown, President Michael Roth ’78, ...
WesCeleb: Joomy Korkut ’17
If you’ve taken a computer science course in recent semesters, there’s a good chance you’ve already met Joomy Korkut ’17. ...
Ahmed Badr ’20: Author, Entrepreneur, Refugee
Ahmed Badr ’20 has crossed the Iraqi-Syrian border, flown across the Atlantic, and then driven from South Dakota to Texas ...
Students at University Participate in Nationwide Jewish Resistance Movement
Jewish students and others at the University came together on Wednesday, Nov. 30, demonstrating on Andrus Field in a Day ...
76 Faculty Members Call for Further Steps in Making Wesleyan a Sanctuary Campus
Representing nearly a quarter of all faculty members on campus, 76 professors have called upon University President Michael Roth and ...