Tackling Tenure: A Look Inside the Tenure Process
The announcement last May that Adjunct Associate Government Professor Melanye Price would not be offered tenure called into question the ...
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Food on Trial: Food Not Bombs Appeals City Ordinance
On Monday, Sept. 21, Abe Bobman ’11 will appear in front of a hearing officer from the State Department of ...
University Solidifies Summer Session
While most students have put their summer thoughts behind them, the administration has continued to focus on the summer—next summer, ...
WSA Endowment Dodges Disaster in ’09
The Wesleyan Student Assembly (WSA)’s student-run endowment has performed unusually well, surpassing the S&P 500, an indicator of the health ...
Memorial Scholarship
Members of the University community recently established the Johanna Justin-Jinich ’10 Memorial Scholarship Fund, which to date has raised an ...
Wes Station’s Hours, Staff Not So Stationary
Wesleyan Station (Wes Station), the University’s mail service center, is the latest victim in the tsunami of cuts across campus ...
Morgan Pleads Not Guilty to Three Charges
Stephen P. Morgan, the suspect accused of fatally shooting Johanna Justin-Jinich ’10, pled not guilty to three charges in a ...
Argus Exclusive: Stephen Oleskey ’64, Attorney for Guantanamo Detainees
Since 2004, Stephen Oleskey ’64 has been one of the lead attorneys for six men held at Guantanamo Bay in ...
Remembering Tadd Gero ’08
Friends and relatives described Gero as a person who led others through the sheer force of his own energy.
Transfers: Starting Fresh But Not as Frosh
For junior and sophomore transfers, the medley of meet-and-greets, workshops, and how-to sessions evokes a sense of déjà-vu, despite their ...