Rubin ’18 Helps Emphasize Project No Red Zone Within Athletic Community
The recent relaunch of Project No Red Zone has sparked a new focus on ensuring that the efforts to prevent sexual assault reach ...
News
Wesleyan Student Activists Prepare for Year Ahead
With the Student Activities Fair taking place today, activist groups around campus have started discussing their fall campaigns based on ...
“The Faces of Kinship Care” Comes to Wes
On Monday, Sept. 18, University graduates Julie Magruder ’17 and Jackson DuMont ’17 returned to their alma mater for a ...
Young Democrats Host Panel for Democratic Board Candidates
On Monday, Sept. 18, the Greater Middletown Young Democrats hosted Middletown’s Democratic candidates for the Board of Education (BOE) and Planning, ...
University Releases Annual Safety Report
The University released its Annual Safety Report on Friday, Sept. 15. In an all-campus email, Public Safety Director Scott Rohde ...
Morín Leads Constitution Day Lecture on Puerto Rico
On Monday night, Olin Library held its annual Constitution Day lecture in the Smith Reading Room. The event was open ...
CAPS Assisted by WFC Advocate DeFrancisco While Searching for Warren’s Replacement
Another update regarding the interim plan for Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS) was sent in a campus-wide email on Monday ...
Professor Receives NSF Grant for Research into Ocean “Dead Zones”
Professor of Integrative Science and Earth and Environmental Science Ellen Thomas has been awarded a grant to help fund her ...
Athletics Department Provides Instant Updates With Sports App
Wesleyan Front Row, an app dedicated to Wesleyan sports updates, is now available for free on both iPhone and Android ...
The Traveler’s Lab Houses New Historical Scholarship
In early 2016, Assistant Professor of Letters Jesse Torgerson and Professor of History Gary Shaw, and Marlboro College Professor Adam Franklin-Lyons, created ...