Recent Rise in Tuition is the Smallest in Three Decades
The Board of Trustees recently made the decision to increase tuition and residential comprehensive fees by 2.9 percent for the ...
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Planning and Zoning Commission Approves Zoning Change
Middletown’s Planning and Zoning Commission held two meetings on March 13 and 27 to discuss potential zoning code changes to ...
ITS Begins University Network Upgrade
On March 11, Director of User and Technical Services Karen Warren sent a campus-wide email announcing that Information Technology Services ...
Students Organize Prison-Based Gerrymandering Event
The risks and ramifications of prison-based gerrymandering were the topic of a discussion in the Public Affairs Center on Wednesday ...
AT&T Enforces Copyright Laws in Woodframes
For students who rely on torrents or peer-to-peer (P2P) sharing in order to obtain digital files, the Digital Millennium Copyright ...
Noah Langholz ’14 Passes Away
On Tuesday, March 19, Noah Langholz ’14 died unexpectedly at his home in the Los Angeles area. According to a ...
Students Gain TV Access via Tivli
Students looking to stream basic cable networks are able to do so free of charge anywhere on campus using Tivli, ...
WSA Postpones Decision on Tobacco Sales
The Wesleyan Student Assembly (WSA) met on Sunday, March 3 to discuss the possibility of prohibiting tobacco sales on campus-owned ...
University Considers New Vendor Policy
The University’s vendor program has undergone a few significant modifications this semester, including a change from charging a 10 percent ...
Campus Hosts “Liberating Education” Event
On Saturday, March 2, several public school teachers, ex-homeschoolers, high school students, ex-prisoners, and University students discussed current issues in ...