Need-Blind Protests: Student Activism Brings Awareness and Conflict
Students in favor of restoring need-blind admissions engaged in a series of protests during Homecoming Weekend, the most notable of ...
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Democracy Matters Hosts Election Panel on Money and Politics
On Thursday, Oct. 11, Democracy Matters held a panel focusing on the influence of money on the 2012 presidential election ...
WPWAV Hosts Sexual Assault Discussion
Wesleyan Parents Working Against Violence (WPWAV) sponsored a sexual assault discussion on Saturday, Oct. 20. Following a presentation by Therapist ...
Multiple Students Assaulted Over Weekend
Over the course of this weekend, Public Safety (PSafe) sent out emails alerting the community to four separate incidents of ...
SJB Finds Need-Blind Protestors Responsible
The Student Judicial Board (SJB) officially ruled on the case of the nine students involved in the Sept. 23 need-blind ...
SJB Hears Need-Blind Protest Case
At the beginning of October, the University pressed charges against nine students for violating Regulations 14 and 15 of the ...
A Recent History: Developments in Financial Aid
The current need-blind debate stems from problems that publicly arose in 2008, and has become exceedingly complicated in the past ...
Red & Black Donates Nearly $40,000
As of this fall, the annual Red & Black Café contributions donated to the Wesleyan Fund have exceeded $38,000. After ...
Plans to Add Cogeneration Power Plant Spark Reaction From Students
Students gathered in the University Organizing Center on Tuesday, Oct. 9 to discuss plans to protest the construction of a ...
Junior Housing Pipes To Be Fixed
According to Director of Utilities Management Peter Staye, students living in HiRise and LoRise can expect to have consistent hot ...