Student Loan Overhaul to Hit Wes
As part of the groundbreaking health care package passed last week, Congress voted on March 25 to pass legislation that ...
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The Numbers Are In: Class of 2014 Even More Selective
Admission for the Class of 2014 was the most selective it has been in the University’s history.
Kannam Lawsuit: Case goes to arbitration
On March 8, the Judge Richard Holtzberg suspended court proceedings in the University’s lawsuit against former Chief Investment Officer, Thomas ...
MoCon Destruction Halted: Viable But Unlikely Options Explored
It is still probable that former campus dining facility MoConaughy Hall will be demolished over the summer.
News Brief: Financial Aid
The Wesleyan Student Assembly (WSA) Report following the February meeting of the Board of Trustees announced a five percent increase ...
Busting Out The Bikes: Co-Op Program to Commence Next Fall
Students’ mobility around campus may get a boost next fall thanks to a joint effort by the Wesleyan Student Assembly ...
Class of 2010 Presents Senior Gift
This year’s seniors may be the first class in 178 years to present a scholarship in its name immediately after ...
Battle Over Beta: Dean’s E-mail Sparks Debate
A March 5 e-mail from Dean of Students Rick Culliton and Vice President for Student Affairs Mike Whaley to all ...
A Tale of Three Cities
Middletown Isn’t sibling rivalry a great spectacle sport? Two Middletown women have taken their sibling feud from squabbling in the ...
Dining Committee Explores Removal of Bottled Water
Members of the Wesleyan Student Assembly Dining Committee are currently discussing strategies for reducing bottled water consumption on campus.