Financial Diversity Doesn’t Suffer Despite High ED Yield
Of this year’s incoming freshmen, 48 percent applied Early Decision (ED) to the University.
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Accidental Stabbing at Second Stage Show
Last night in the Nicholson Lounge during the opening performance of “Shoot The Duke,” a Second Stage sponsored play, the ...
Open-Cup On Table: WSA Works on Drinking Policy
Last week, members of the WSA and administration began discussing the creation of an open container policy that would determine ...
Justin-Jinich Clinic
Two weeks ago, five Wesleyan students’ dream—to bring free health services to women in Kibera, Africa’s largest slum—took a giant ...
Middletown Board of Ed Approves Redistricting at Macdonough Elementary
The Middletown Board of Education’s recent approval of a school redistricting plan has sparked debates about race and diversity across ...
Frats Build Unlikely Alliances
Although the five-minute walk between Alpha Delt’s grotto and DKE’s basement can seem like the distance between two worlds, ResLife ...
DKE Begins $150,000 Renovation Project
At a time when the University is struggling to find funding for many projects, DKE is gearing up to begin ...
Counting the Homeless In US Census: A Challenge Within Middletown Area
Although students received the U.S. Census Bureau survey in their WesBoxes, for the 750,000 homeless Americans, the survey was conducted ...
ASHA Organizes M-Town STI Testing
This Tuesday, for the first time since the student-run community service group Aids and Sexual Health Awareness (ASHA) began running ...
A Tale of Three Cities
Middletown: A Middletown man claims he is God. Tyrone Spyke, 35, was arrested after a woman called the police when ...