Demand for H1N1 Vaccine Calms as Illness Decreases
The presence of H1N1 and other influenza-like illnesses appears to have subsided on campus according to the University Health Center.
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Director of Fire Safety Leaves Univ.
After five years as the Associate Director of Fire Safety, Barbara Spalding has left the University. According to Associate Vice ...
Investigating Kannam: CT Attorney General Probes Case
Connecticut Attorney General Richard Blumenthal has opened an investigation into the alleged misconduct of the University’s former Vice President for ...
Zipcars Cost Less Than Expected In First Months
The two Zipcars brought to campus this year cost the WSA about $760 in November, less than they had originally ...
Campus Jumpstarts Relief Efforts
More than 100 students packed inside of Usdan 108 on Friday for the first meeting of the newly formed Haiti ...
Endowment Up Despite Dismissal of CIO
The University’s endowment has rebounded from its March 2009 low of $442 million, its lowest point since 2003, to start ...
Haitian Students Reflect
Sabine Vilsaint, whose parents were both born and raised in Haiti, is just one of several Wesleyan students who were ...
University Sues Former Investment Officer Thomas Kannam for $3 Million
Wesleyan University has brought a lawsuit against former Vice President of Investments and Chief Investment Officer Thomas Kannam and nearly ...
University Responds to Dr. Stephen L. Morgan’s Lawsuit
On Jan. 20, the University filed its response to the amended lawsuit of Dr. Stephen L. Morgan, the Cornell professor ...
State Grants University $2 Million For Long Lane Environmental Clean-Up
As part of the demolition and environmental cleanup of the former Long Lane School site, located less than a mile ...