Aharon Barak Delivers Hugo Black Lecture, Stirs Controversy
On Tuesday, Oct. 8, Aharon Barak gave the 23rd annual Hugo L. Black Lecture on Freedom of Expression titled “Human ...
News
SFCC Hosts Project Unbreakable, Starts Own Photo Project
The picture is set in a park; fall leaves blur in the background of a large, white poster that reads ...
New Student Group Unites Women Interested in Business
Wesleyan Women in Business, a group that aims to create a space for female-identifying students interested in business, met for ...
SALD Luncheon Addresses Social Justice in Greek Organizations
The latest installment of the Student Activities and Leadership Development (SALD) luncheon series was held last Friday, Oct. 4. The ...
University’s Food Ranks #29 on The Daily Meal
On Sept. 19, The Daily Meal published an article titled “60 Best Colleges for Food in America for 2013,” ranking ...
Donnie Collins Lecture Fosters Discussion and Self-Reflection
This past Friday, students gathered in the World Music Hall to listen to Donnie Collins discuss his positive experiences as ...
USLAC Plans Week of Worker Solidarity
Tess Morgan/News Editor The United Student Labor Coalition (USLAC) is planning a campaign for the week of Oct. 7-14, called ...
Hirvonen Wins FFN Scholarship, Promotes Finnish Culture
Students who noticed posters for WesFinns last fall may have wondered about the mastermind behind the project of bringing Finnish ...
Sexual Violence Task Force Issues Annual Report
The Sexual Violence Task Force recently issued its annual report for the 2012-2013 academic year. The report announced changes to ...
CHUM Receives Endowment from Andrew Mellon Foundation
The University’s Center for the Humanities (CHUM) recently obtained $6 million in endowment money, coinciding with its celebration of 54 ...