WSA Calls Potential Green Street Budget Cuts “Not Acceptable”
The Wesleyan Student Assembly (WSA) voted on Sunday that it is "not acceptable" to cut University funding to the Green ...
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News Brief: WSA Passes Green Fund, Student Approval Still Needed
At the Wesleyan Student Assembly (WSA) meeting on Sunday, a $15 per semester student fee that will go toward a ...
News Brief: Washington St. Shuttle
The Wesleyan Student Assembly (WSA) is considering running a shuttle from Usdan to the Goodwill on Washington St. and back ...
Students Lobby Dodd and Lieberman for National Climate Legislation
A group of students from Wesleyan, members of the Sierra Club, and the Connecticut Public Interest Research Group met with ...
Food Not Bombs Receives Local Grant
On Monday, Nov. 2, members of Food Not Bombs attended a small ceremony at the Buttonwood Tree Cultural Center to ...
Filipino Students Join Typhoon Relief Effort
After Typhoon Ketsana struck several Asian countries in September, killing hundreds and causing billions of dollars worth of damage, members ...
PETA2 Contest Creates Controversy
This year, Wesleyan is back in the race for the title of “Most Vegetarian-Friendly College” in the nation, which has ...
A Healthy Turnout for Homecoming
Over 2,700 people registered for Homecoming this year, an increase from the 2,450 registrations last year, according to Gemma Ebstein, ...
Former Student Accesses Rare Holocaust Archives
Sarah Wildman ’96, a senior correspondent for The American Prospect, returned to campus over Homecoming weekend on Saturday to speak ...
Celebrating Latin@ Affirmation month
Ajua Campos is shifting the focus of Latino Awareness Month this year, renaming the event Latin@ Affirmation Month for its ...