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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. ...
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 ...
African Students’ Association Hosts First Africa Week
From Tuesday, Nov. 28 through Saturday, Dec. 2, the Wesleyan African Students’ Association held the University’s first Africa Week. Events ranged ...
Medieval Studies Program Hosts Talk on The Alt-Right and the Middle Ages
On Monday, Dec. 4, the Medieval Studies Program, the Division of Arts and Humanities, and the Division of Social Sciences, co-sponsored ...
DKE v. Wes: Jury Verdict Upheld, Brothers Return Fall 2018, Univ. to Appeal
On Monday, Dec. 4, Judge Edward S. Domnarski upheld this summer’s jury verdict on the Kent Literary Club (KLC) Et. ...
DKE v. Wesleyan: Judge Deliberates Post-Verdict Motions, Decision on Dec. 4
With post-verdict hearings and motions nearly finished, Monday's, Dec. 4 court date has the potential to settle three years of ...
University Climate Action Group Hosts Panel on Environmentalism
On Nov. 29, the University’s Climate Action Group, in conjunction with the Wesleyan Democrats, hosted a panel discussion entitled “Environmental ...
