CAPS Currently Unable to Provide Prescription Services
The University’s Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS) currently cannot refill any prescriptions. According to Director of CAPS Jennifer D’Andrea, this is ...
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Government Professor John Finn Talks Forthcoming Book, “The Perfect Omelet”
Professor of Government John Finn is a man who wears many hats. He has authored three books on constitutional law ...
Students Team Up with Middletown to Protest the Dakota Access Pipeline
More than 125 concerned students, fervent Middletown inhabitants, and intrigued residents of the greater Connecticut area demonstrated this past Friday outside ...
Gordon Career Center Launches Use of Handshake
This fall, the Gordon Career Center is unveiling Handshake, its new recruiting platform, replacing Career Drive. The site is a ...
University to Host Mysterium Mystery Novel Conference
The University will host a mystery-themed literary conference on Saturday, Oct. 8, sponsored by the Shapiro Center for Creative Writing and ...
WSA Launches Project No Red Zone to Combat Sexual Assault
The Wesleyan Student Assembly (WSA) has launched a new initiative to combat sexual assault and raise awareness about “The Red ...
Public Safety Reports Five Break-Ins at University
Since the start of the semester, Director of Public Safety Scott Rohde has reported five break-ins affecting residences on the ...
Pajama Jam Replaces Gender Bender
The University’s Pajama Jam, a night of dancing for a pajama-clad incoming class of 2020, took place on Sept. 2 in ...
This Is Why Campaign Ends, Raises $482 Million
On June 30, the University ended This Is Why, its most successful fundraising campaign, with over $482 million raised. The ...
Psi Upsilon Returns to Official Program Housing
With the University’s program housing situation seeming to be in a constant state of flux, Psi Upsilon’s return to their ...