Friedländer on Holocaust
“What mattered most to me in my own project was the inclusion of the Jewish dimension, along all others, within ...
News
City Council considers Main Street trolley
As part of an $18 million project to study and improve parking and transportation downtown, funded by federal grants, the ...
Roth initiatives reevaluated
Strengthening the undergraduate experience was one of President Michael Roth’s seven proposed initiatives for faculty members to explore last year. ...
World Headlines
Democratic Republic of Congo: Tutsi rebels under the leadership of Gen Laurent Nkunda have advanced to just outside the eastern ...
Williams evokes Dr. King in discussion of ‘The Future of Black America’
Speaking on issues of race, poverty and American popular culture, Juan Williams delivered the 16th Annual Dwight L. Greene Symposium ...
Unlocked
A master key to the Nicolson resident halls was stolen last week, leaving University officials scrambling to increase security measures, ...
Beyond The RIDE
With Thanksgiving and winter break fast approaching, Transportation Services and the student-led Finance and Facilities Committee (FiFaC) are aiming to ...
Profs analyze election in WESeminar
With the national election only three weeks away, University students, parents and alumni gathered in Memorial Chapel on Friday for ...
Outside the bubble: World Headlines
Zimbabwe: Opposition leader Morgan Tsvangirai missed talks in Swaziland on his country's crisis after his rival, President Robert Mugabe, refused ...
Senior class president to speak at commencement
The Wesleyan Student Assembly (WSA) unanimously voted against a controversial amendment to the resolution that seeks to open the position ...