Inside Other Bubbles: Headlines from the Ivory Tower
A recent survey suggests that, on average, first-semester freshmen spend more time drinking than studying. The survey, conducted by the ...
News
Roth Overturns Eclectic Sanction
In a March 25 entry on his blog, “Roth on Wesleyan,” President Roth announced that the sanction has been replaced ...
Speaker Rose to Fame in Golden Age of Journalism
President Michael Roth announced on Tuesday that distinguished novelist and Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Anna Quindlen P’07 has been selected to ...
Despite Divergent Claims and Reports, Fire Safety Inspections Not Halted For Semester
In early December, Dean Mike Whaley sent an e-mail to top Wesleyan Student Assembly (WSA) officials informing them that the ...
Spring Break Protestors Strive for Clear Goals
Over spring break, a handful of Wesleyan students traveled to Washington, D.C. to participate in Our Spring Break, a program ...
MPD Intensifies Enforcement
The Middletown Police Department (MPD) is cracking down on underage drinking laws using an $85,000 grant received in 2006.
Amidst Recession, Study Abroad Fees Acquire New Meaning
While nearly 45 percent of juniors study abroad each year, students have often expressed frustration over the University’s policy of ...
CT Attorney General Investigates University
Since January 2008, the Attorney General of Connecticut, Richard Blumenthal, has been leading an ongoing investigation into college and university ...
Weird World Headlines
After a Somaliland mosque lost power during a sermon by a senior Muslim cleric, thieves hurled a feral cat into ...
Endowment Falls Further
At the end of January, Wesleyan’s endowment was $488 million dollars, a thirty two-percent loss since its peak in late ...