News
This Sunday, at the corner of Liberty Street and Main Street, the Middletown chapter of Food Not Bombs set up ...
Weird World Headlines
The University of Oregon terminated the season of their third-ranked Ultimate Frisbee team in the nation, following a shirts versus ...
Fire Safety Procedures Changed to Protect Privacy
In the wake of public confusion over Fire Safety policies, the Wesleyan Student Assembly (WSA), the Office of Residential Life, ...
University Works Toward Fulfilling President’s Climate Commitment Through Carbon Efficiency Measures
In October of 2007, President Roth signed the American College and University President’s Climate Commitment, a framework of support for ...
School’s On for Summer
In an effort to generate revenue, the University is considering plans for an undergraduate summer program, slated to begin in ...
Students Wait for Adults to Join Investment Commitee
Despite the fact that it does not yet have all of its members, the University’s Committee for Investor Responsibility (CIR) ...
After 37 Years, Honor Code Is Updated
During these final weeks of the academic year, the Honor Board is revising the University’s Honor code for the first ...
Athletic Department Works to Reduce Budget Without Cutting Teams
This week, MIT announced that it would be discontinuing eight of its varsity sports teams in order to save money.
AIG Collapse Leads to Fifty Percent Reduction in Freeman Scholarships
The recent collapse of the American International Group has significantly impacted the University’s fifteen-year-old Freeman Asian Scholars program.
University Monitors Swine Flu as Situation Develops
American health officials declared a public health emergency on Sunday in response to the confirmation of several cases of swine ...
