Renaissance art explored at DAC
One print within “The Bizarre & The Beautiful: Fantasy as Visual Pleasure in Renaissance and Baroque,” the recently opened exhibition ...
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House broken
Upon moving into their woodframe houses this fall, seniors were greeted with their own kitchens, bathrooms, and full-sized beds—but some ...
Lawson, associate provost, passes away
Associate Provost Paula Lawson passed away suddenly on Sunday, according to an all-campus e-mail sent Monday morning by Vice President ...
WAS establishes Fountain committee
In an ongoing effort to prevent future incidents like the events on Fountain Avenue last May, the Wesleyan Student Assembly ...
Outside the bubble: World Headlines
The Dow Jones Industrial Average dropped 376 points on Monday, capping off a tumultuous week on Wall Street that some ...
Buzz Kill: Administration ices campus pub proposal
When discussions about resurrecting the Cardinal Pub took place at the end of last year, they caught the attention of ...
Budgetary constraints threaten NY Times readership program
Due to the recent increase in the price of the New York Times--from 30 to 45 cents per university copy--funding ...
Arts Bus Cancelled, Art Classes Stuck on Campus
The Center for the Arts (CFA) decided to bring an end to the Arts Bus this summer, thus removing a ...
PSafe allows anonymous tips
While the term “anonymous tip line” may bring to mind a detective agency, Public Safety (PSafe) is currently trying to ...
WesVotes promotes student registration
A team of students and administrators finalized plans last week to institute WesVotes, a partnership between the Wesleyan Student Assembly ...