Student Activists Engage Prefrosh, Parents About Campus Issues
During the first two days of WesFest, Wednesday, April 16 and Thursday, April 17, several groups of students collaborated to ...
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University Shooter to Remain in Maximum Security Facility
On Friday, April 11, Connecticut Valley Hospital doctors recommended that Stephen Morgan, the man acquitted of the 2009 murder of ...
“In the Archives” Lecture Focuses on Oral Histories
Assistant Professor of History Laura Ann Twagira presented the semi-annual “In the Archives” lecture, sponsored by the History Majors Committee, ...
Tanenbaum ’15 and Brenner ’15 Talk Platforms
Voting for the Wesleyan Student Assembly (WSA) elections opened on Monday, April 14 and will continue through Friday, April 18 ...
WSA Meeting Discusses Two New Resolutions
On Sunday, April 13, the Wesleyan Student Assembly (WSA) held its third meeting to address the prevalence of sexual assault ...
University Jewish Community Joins Open Hillel Movement
The University Jewish community recently announced its support of the Open Hillel movement, which is devoted to abolishing the guidelines ...
University Hosts Climate Justice Conference
On Saturday, April 12, the University hosted the U.S. Climate Plan’s Climate Justice Conference of Solutions. The event, which consisted ...
Alumnae Present at “Female Frontiers” Conference
Upon becoming the first female editor-in-chief of The Argus in 1976, Jane Eisner ’77 inherited a large funding deficit: it ...
CIR Publishes Document Concerning Divestment
The Committee for Investor Responsibility (CIR) recently published a document addressing the possibility of the University’s divestment from fossil fuel ...
Students Create Website to Raise Awareness of Sexual Assault
On Sunday, April 6, students launched a new website titled Silence is Violence (silence-is-violence.org), which features both testimonials of survivors ...