Outside the Bubble: Weird World Headlines
On Tuesday, a Mississippi woman made tea after being shot through the head, and was then rushed to the hospital. ...
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Construction Disrupted: Dept. of Labor Issues Davenport Work-Stop Order
Last Wednesday, representatives from the Connecticut Department of Labor (DOL) found two of the subcontractors running the Davenport construction project ...
Six Labs Damaged in Chemical Fire
A three-alarm fire broke out in Hall-Atwater laboratories on Sunday night, resulting in significant smoke, water and fire damage to ...
Paper Towels To Be Removed From Dorms
In an effort to save money and become more sustainable, all paper towels will be removed from the University’s residential ...
Pernick Prepares for 2nd Term
Barring a late-season rally by Giant Joint or some other popular write-in candidate, the incumbent Mike Pernick ’10 will be ...
Outside the Bubble
An amendment to Senate Bill 218 may allow India to share surplus cadavers with other states. The Indiana Anatomical Education ...
Students Lobby For State Aid
Five University students joined twenty-three other Connecticut students in Hartford on Wednesday to lobby their legislators to maintain the current ...
Pernick Unopposed In Re-election Bid
This year, Mike Pernick is running unopposed for the position again with SAC chair Becky Weiss as his running mate.
AIG Links Threaten Freeman Scholarships
AIG’s recent collapse appears to be harming philanthropist Mansfield Freeman’s last gift to Wesleyan, the 15-year-old Freeman Asian Scholar Program.
Living and Learning Seminars Deemed Successful
The apparent success of the University’s new Living and Learning seminars—courses designed for first-year students in which classmates live together ...