News
An estimated 500 people, including many within the Wesleyan community, came together last month to celebrate the life of David ...
Fountain committee to release report
A working group gathered Thursday afternoon to discuss the final revisions of a report on the Fountain Avenue incident that ...
Bon Appetit workers hopeful about new manager
After careful consideration by University dining service provider Bon Appetit, resident district manager Delmar Crim has been replaced by new ...
University shuffles administration
Several key posts in University administration have changed hands for the new school year, sources in North and South Colleges ...
LaDuke emphasizes global warming in welcome address
Renowned environmentalist and activist Winona LaDuke welcomed students this year by passionately urging them to think critically about the current ...
WesDEF is back!
WesDEF, the Wesleyan Diversity Education Facilitation program conducts workshops facilitated by students for students, mainly first years and transfers. Workshop ...
Few Surprises in class of 2012 statistics
Continuing a decade-long pattern of increased competition in the admissions process, 2008 marked a record-high in applicants to the University.
Freshmen enjoy first week on campus
With three days left of New Student Orientation, freshmen appear satisfied with the programming, reasonably settled, and ready for courses ...
Eight Wesleyan arrests mark anniversary of Iraq war
Frustrated with the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, a handful of Wesleyan students who participated in Our Spring Break devoted ...
Names to know and faces to meet around campus
Michael Roth, President Last year, President Michael Roth ’78 took the reigns from Doug Bennet to become the University's 16th ...
