People’s Climate March Sparks Further Student Discussion
One week after the People’s Climate March in New York City, participants from the University and the Middletown community gathered ...
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Silvia Federici Discusses Social Inequality and Injustice
The University’s Social, Cultural, and Critical Theory Certificate invited students and faculty to join in a public conversation with Silvia ...
PSafe Responds to Recent Bike Thefts
In response to a recent chain of bike thefts on campus, Public Safety Interim Captain Paul Verrillo has started a ...
Wesleyan Community Responds to Co-education of Residential Fraternities
All residential fraternities at the University are required to become fully coeducational over the next three years, according to an ...
First Year Students Prohibited From Pledging Greek Organizations
Effective this semester, first year students are no longer allowed to pledge Greek organizations, according to an email sent to ...
Davison Art Center Receives $111,173 Digitization Grant
The Davison Art Center (DAC) received a $111,173 grant from the Institute of Museum and Library Services (IMLS) on Friday, ...
Feminist Underground Hosts Vigil for Future Survivors of Sexual Assault
Students organized by the Feminist Underground gathered outside of President Michael Roth’s house on Saturday, Sept. 20, for a candlelit ...
Student-Run Recording Studio to Open at UOC
In the coming weeks, a group of students will be launching a student-run recording space at the University. This multifaceted ...
Students for Consent and Communication Host Rally to Support Columbia Senior
Students for Consent and Communication (SFCC) held a rally outside Usdan on Friday, Sept. 19, in solidarity with Columbia University ...
President Roth, Board of Trustees Announce Coeducation of Residential Fraternities
All residential fraternities must become fully coeducational over the next three years, according to an announcement on Monday, Sept. 22, ...