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Libraries are generally expected to be among the quietest study environments on campus. However, a recent increase in noise complaints ...
Damage in Olin Prompts Evacuation
Students were evacuated from Olin Memorial Library this Sunday. Nov. 10 due to electrical damage in the stacks on the ...
Students Form Wesleyan Beekeepers Group to Maintain Hives, Educate
To train students in maintaining the University’s two beehives and to raise awareness about bee-related issues, Tyler Rioff ’14 and ...
JouleBug Contest Challenges Students To Be Sustainable
Twenty-four teams of students kicked off the JouleBug Sustainability Contest at 12 a.m. on Monday, Nov. 11 by downloading a ...
Students Evacuated from Olin Library
Students were evacuated from Olin Memorial Library (Olin) on Sunday evening, Nov. 10, due to electrical damage in the stacks ...
Conference Discusses Place of Narrative in Healthcare, Digital Era
On Nov. 7 and 8, professionals from seemingly unrelated fields—publishing, healthcare, academia, social work, and writing—were brought together for a ...
Students, WesDEFs Address Issues in Wesleyan-Middletown Relations
Students gathered in 41 Wyllys on Wednesday, Nov. 6 for an open forum about the relationship between the University and ...
WesTunes Appreciates Albums as Works of Art
For University students who enjoy relaxing and listening to music, a new club promises not to disappoint. WesTunes, a group ...
WSA Resolution Seeks Fossil Fuel Divestment
The Wesleyan Student Assembly (WSA) recently passed “Resolution 5.35: Fossil Fuel Divestment,” which urges the University to divest from fossil ...
Students Discuss Gender-Neutral Bathrooms at Forum
On Tuesday, Nov. 5, approximately 65 students attended an open forum on gender-neutral bathrooms and trans* activism. The forum was ...
