Roth on Presidency: Plans for the Year Ahead
If President Michael Roth were a student, he would be graduating in the coming weeks after coming to Wesleyan in ...
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Fall Intl. Relations Conference Set
Next semester on Oct. 1 the Wesleyan International Relations Association (WIRA) will hold its first International Relations Conference, titled Deciphering ...
New Laptop Anti-Theft Program
Over the summer, Public Safety (PSafe) and Information Technology Services (ITS) plan to launch a new anti-theft software for laptops. ...
Discount Offered for NYTimes Online
University faculty, staff and students will soon be able to purchase a digital subscription to The New York Times website ...
New Government Dept. Exam Track Sparks Controversy
At 4 p.m. on April 12, students who chose the exam track for Departmental Honors in Government joined in the ...
Roth Convenes President’s Council
This year’s WesFest saw the first meeting of President Michael Roth’s new President’s Council. The Council, composed of about 25 ...
Concert Bylaws Amended
The Wesleyan Student Assembly (WSA) amended the Concert Committee bylaws on Sunday to allow email approval of booking over academic ...
Students Prepare for Mayoral Race
Last week, Dan Drew, a Middletown Common Councilman, accepted the mayoral Democratic nomination for next fall’s election, running against three-term ...
Admin Publicizes Campus Climate Log
An April 20 all-campus email from Dean of Diversity and Student Engagement Renee Johnson-Thornton reminded students of the little-known Campus ...
Disability Cluster: WSA, WSDR Debate Inclusion of Queer Studies
At the Wesleyan Student Assembly’s (WSA) April 17 meeting, several WSA members challenged the placement of Professor Claire Potter’s Critical ...