The Swine of the Times: University Remains Cautious as H1N1 Challenge Mounts
Despite efforts to contain the spread of the H1N1 virus at colleges and universities nationwide, symptoms of the virus have ...
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Going Celibate: Sexual Health Expo Affected by Currie’s Departure
Students accustomed to Exley Science Center’s annual transformation into a one-day Sexual Health Exposition may be disappointed to learn that ...
Inside other Bubbles
Tall people are generally happier, according to a study performed by an independent research team. The study found that each ...
Think Tank Slated to Accompany New Environmental Major
Following on the heels of last April’s announcement that the Environmental Studies program would become a full-fledged major, the University ...
With Federal Grant, University Creates Mid-East Certificate, Professorship
The University was recently awarded a $177,981 grant which it plans to use to expand its Arabic instruction, provide funding ...
Food Not Bombs Awaits Health Department Decision
Food Not Bombs concluded a hearing on Monday to appeal the cease and desist order issued to the group by ...
Frosh Turnout a Record High in WSA Election
The Wesleyan Student Assembly’s (WSA) first election of the academic year concluded last Friday night, with nine new freshman representatives ...
R U Informed? MPD Gets Texty
In an innovative move to keep Middletown residents up-to-date on breaking news, the Middletown Police Department (MPD) will be using ...
News Brief: Mission Statement
A University mission statement has been drafted as part of Wesleyan’s 2020 planning for the future framework of the institution. ...
Wacky World News
Police in Mississippi were forced to tase and handcuff an emu that had been running loose on Interstate 20. Scott ...