WSA Passes Fair Labor Practice Resolution
At their final meeting on Sunday, May 1, members of the Wesleyan Student Assembly (WSA) passed Resolution 23.37 to Promote ...
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Media Fund Referendum Fails to Pass
The Wesleyan student body failed to pass a referendum that would have created a student voluntary opt-out fee to create ...
U.S. Department of Education Opens University Investigation
The U.S. Department of Education (DOE) opened an investigation at the end of March through its Office of Civil Rights, examining whether or ...
“Voices from Chernobyl” Commemorates 30th Anniversary of Nuclear Disaster
Tuesday, April 26, marked the 30th anniversary of the Chernobyl nuclear accident in Soviet Ukraine. At the University, students came together ...
Aimee Meredith Cox Discusses “Shapeshifters”
On Monday, April 25, students, faculty, and community members gathered in Beckham Hall for a lecture, discussion, and book signing ...
Radical Inhabitation Seeks to Establish Environmental Connection
Hosted by Kate Gilbert ’18, Lizzy Elliott ’16, and Matilda Ostow ’17, Radical Inhabitation, a campus environmental movement, held an ...
Ajúa Campos Fundraises for Earthquake in Ecuador
In an effort to aid the victims of the 7.8-magnitude earthquake in coastal Ecuador on April 16, Ajúa Campos, the University’s Latinx ...
Whalen ’83 Organizes Drug Symposium for Athletes in Response to Incidents
On Sunday, April 24, student-athletes, coaches, and parents gathered in Silloway Gymnasium to hear three expert panelists discuss the relevant issues ...
Jane Tylus Lectures on Secrets of Siena, Promoting Her New Book
Last Thursday, April 21, the Department of Romance Languages and Literature invited Jane Tylus, a visiting professor in the Italian ...
Students, Faculty, and Alumni Honored at Social Justice Awards
In honor of the late Dean Edgar Beckham and his steadfast devotion to social justice, students and faculty members attended ...