Panel Discusses Educational Inequality
A panel of speakers from a variety of academic disciplines gathered on Thursday to discuss educational inequality and achievement gaps ...
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Bon Appetit Loses $15k in Food During Blackout
As a result of last week’s extended power outages on campus, Bon Appetit lost approximately $15,000 worth of refrigerated food, ...
Wesleyan Students Protest Keystone Pipeline in DC
This Sunday 12,000 people, including Wesleyan students, held hands and encircled the White House in Washington, D.C. to protest TransCanada’s ...
Drew Elected Mayor After Heated Campus Campaigns
On Tuesday, 9,541 Middletown residents and Wesleyan students flocked to polling places to vote in the municipal elections and elected ...
Electricity Returns to Entire Campus Friday
Power was returned to the entirety of Wesleyan’s campus as of Friday at 8 p.m., following the winter storm over ...
“Students for Staff” Circulate Petition
The group presented the petition, with 365 signatures and a three week deadline for the University to take action, to ...
Student Runs as Republican Candidate for Board of Education
Alexander Levin ’12 is one of several candidates running in today’s election for a position on the Middletown Board of ...
Students Voice Concerns that Staff Were Left in the Dark
As patches of campus regained electricity on Tuesday evening, 100 students gathered in the Exley Science Center lobby to discuss ...
Despite Registration Confusion, High Student Turnout Expected in Mayoral Election
Though approximately 500 University students are registered to vote in Tuesday’s Middletown mayoral election, campus political groups are scrambling to ...
Student-Run Webcast Highlights Wesleyan Athletes
Wes PreGame, a new student-run webcast created by Lionel Nyange ’12 and Michael Yoshida ’13, highlights achievements of student athletes ...