News
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".
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 ...
Professor Attacked
On Wednesday, Feb. 3, a University professor was attacked by three men about a mile from campus on Walnut St., ...
New Certificate To Encourge Civic Engagement Among Students
From service-learning courses suchas Activism and Outreach Through Theater to tutoring programs at Middletown schools, Wesleyan provides students many opportunities ...
MoCon Demolition Set for Summer 2010
Idle since its closure in 2007, the former campus dining center MoConaughy Hall has been scheduled for demolition this summer, ...
Let’s Talk About Sex: ASHA Initiative Conflicts with M-Town Board of Ed.
Last semester, a student group came to the Student Budgetary Committee (SBC) with an unusual request: two dildos, poster board, ...
Honoring Johanna’s Legacy – Plans Unveiled for Clinic in Kibera
After the tragic death of Johanna Justin-Jinich ’10 last spring, many students struggled to find a way to pay homage ...
A Tale of Three Cities
Middletown Contrary to previous rumors that Middletown schools are experiencing paper shortages due to budget cuts, Superintendent Michael Frechette said ...
