New Financial Aid Committee Seeks to Increase Dialogue
Next week, an all campus e-mail will be sent out inviting financial aid recipients to consider joining a new Financial ...
News
Off-Campus Limited: Renovations to Expand Housing
When Paolo Speirn ’10 decided to move to an off-campus house a block north of Washington St. with four friends, ...
Prof. Price to Fill New Internship Coordinator Position On Campus
Rather than negotiating with academic departments, class deans, the Office of Academic Affairs, or the Career Resource Center (CRC) to ...
A Tale of Three Cities
Middletown Now’s not a bad time to have a shoe fetish, especially if you’re a senior citizen. Connecticut Foot Care ...
Allbritton ’92 Offers to Fund Café
When WSA Rep Micah Feiring received administrative approval to put a student-run café on the ground floor of the Allbritton ...
Explosion Update
In the wake of the Feb. 7 explosion that killed five and injured at least 20 at the Kleen Energy ...
New Loan-Forgiveness Program Promotes Green Technologies
Governor M. Jodi Rell proposed on Wedneday a loan-forgiveness program for Connecticut College students who earn degrees in “green technology".
Science, Math Initiative Receives Grant
Earlier this year, the Project for Increasing Mastery of Math and Sciences received new funding for two contracts.
ResLife Offers New Housing Options
Prompted by the recent decision to increase the size of the student body and by student request, the Office of ...
Union Workers Offered Early Retirement
Inf 2009, the University created what it termed the Voluntary Separation Program, offering employees who had worked at Wesleyan for ...