Ajua Campos and Ujamaa Host Discussion on Blackness in Latinidad
On Thursday, April 7, Ajua Campos and Ujamaa sponsored the event “Blackness in Latinidad” to explore the complexity of Afro-Latinx ...
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“But Not For Me” Screened with Founders of Impolite Company
Last Sunday, April 10, Ryan Carmichael and Jason Stefaniak came to campus to screen their debut feature film entitled “But ...
Panel Lectures on Epidemiology and Politics of Zika Virus
Students, faculty, and community members gathered in PAC 002 on Tuesday, April 5 for a panel lecture called “Zika Virus: ...
Various Student Groups Hold Menstrual Cycle Products Drive for Middletown Homeless
Beginning on March 28 and continuing throughout the month of April, several groups on campus are sponsoring a Menstrual Cycle Product ...
RFC and Composting Interns Reveals Ways to Reduce Waste at University
The Real Food Challenge (RFC) student group, in partnership with the compost dining interns at the University’s Office of Sustainability, ...
Starbucks Slated to Open on Washington Street
This September, members of the Middletown community will be able to grab a cup of joe at the city’s first ...
Vigil for Victims of Pakistan Suicide Bombing Held in Exley
On Monday, April 4, a vigil was held in Exley Science Center for the victims of a Taliban bombing in Lahore, ...
“Let’s Dance” Addresses Issues of Abortion in South Korea
“Let’s Dance,” screened by the Korean Students Association (KSA) last Friday, April 1 follows Korean women who are tired of ...
WesDivest Educates Students at Climate Colonialism Teach-In
Climate colonialism describes the ways in which extractive and exploitative economies, unchecked by global leadership, result in displacement, death, and ...
WSA Resolution Passed, Creates Publications Fund
The Wesleyan Student Assembly (WSA) passed a resolution on Sunday, April 3 that will create a publications fund separate from ...