New Minimum Wage Law To Affect University Students
On Thursday, March 27, Connecticut lawmakers passed legislation to increase the state’s minimum wage to $10.10 per hour by 2017, ...
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“After Tiller” Educates About Late-Term Abortions
Women’s rights activists, film enthusiasts, and interested parties alike gathered in the Powell Family Cinema on Monday, March 31 for ...
Center for Prison Education Receives Grant
The Center for Prison Education (CPE) recently received a $300,000 grant from the Ford Foundation to support the prolongation of ...
Decarcerate Forum Organizes Activists Against Local Juvenile Lockup Facility
On Thursday, March 27, representatives from the Decarcerate Coalition’s Connecticut chapter (Decarcerate), along with Connecticut residents and University students, met ...
J Street U Brings Nizar Farsakh to Campus
On Thursday, Mar. 27, Nizar Farsakh came to the University to share his experiences as a Palestinian in the Middle ...
Student Files Lawsuit Against Psi U
On Tuesday, March 11, a student filed a lawsuit against the Psi Upsilon (Psi U) national fraternity and the University’s ...
WSA Proposes Mandated Faculty Diversity Training
Taking steps to rectify the issues surrounding diversity at the University, the Wesleyan Student Assembly (WSA) has proposed a resolution ...
President Roth, WSA Discuss Internationalization, Divestment
President Michael Roth attended the Wesleyan Student Assembly (WSA) meeting on Sunday, March 2 to answer questions from the WSA ...
University to Implement Housing Changes for Fall 2014
Beginning in Fall 2014, the University will see several changes to housing on campus; modifications will affect some program houses, ...
Student Budget Sustainability Task Force Releases Final Report
On Tuesday, Feb. 26, Wesleyan Student Assembly (WSA) Vice President Andrew Trexler ’14 sent out an email to the student ...