News
Early voting began in the key battleground state of Ohio Tuesday, a day after Ohio courts ruled that new voters ...
Shooting stirs campuswide alerts
The University community was inundated with campus-wide alerts and circling helicopters Wednesday evening when a man was shot outside a ...
University considers creating Middle Eastern studies program
Over the summer, the University received a start-up grant of around $100,000 from the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation to explore ...
Bike policy enforced
Any bicycle found locked to a handrail or ramp blocking an entrance or exit to a building will have its ...
Voting Booth Vetoed
The proposal to establish a voting location on campus for the November election has failed despite the collective efforts of ...
Senior Cocktails Scheduled for Nov.
When the senior class officers announced a “harder, faster, no drink tickets, way f-ing cheaper” senior cocktails in last week's ...
Outside the bubble: World Headlines
The House of Representatives voted to reject a $700 billion bailout of the financial industry on Monday, ending a week ...
Copyrights Complicate Film Hall
Film Hall faces an uncertain future due to intellectual property laws after an illegal public screening of “Black Snake Moan.” ...
SBC passes resolution to fund students’ independent projects
The Wesleyan Student Assembly (WSA) passed a resolution last night that will allow the Student Budget Committee (SBC) to give ...
Fountain Committee hears community input at forum
The newly-formed Fountain Avenue Policy Commission, consisting of five members of the Wesleyan Student Assembly (WSA), held its first public ...
