ITS examines Internet glitches
The University community’s web dependence became clear last Tuesday, when the Internet shut down for several hours due to a ...
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Middletown prices rise with increasing cost of food, fuel
As food prices around the world continue to soar, some Middletown businesses have been forced to increase their prices in ...
Acceptance rate rises with class of 2012
With an applicant pool of 8,250, the University has admitted 2,242 students for the prospective class of 2012. “We were ...
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As the third installment of the Argus Speaker Series, Eric Gershon ’98 talked about his experience in business reporting and ...
Outside the bubble: World headlines
The Pennsylvania primary election on Tuesday saw a decisive victory for Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton (D-NY) over Senator Barack Obama ...
Marching forward? Physical Plant workers protest in Usdan
The Physical Plant workers' campaign for a revised contract became even more visible on Wednesday, when a large group of ...
Earth Day mixes face paint, activism
On Tuesday, student environmentalists celebrated Earth Day with festivities in the Usdan courtyard that helped build connections between progressive activists. ...
French, Spanish summer programs cancelled due to low enrollment
This past Monday, the University’s Summer Language Institute decided to cancel its French and Spanish language offerings. The decision was ...
‘No Wesploitation’: Physical Plant workers protest contract
WesFestivities were briefly interrupted on Saturday by a demonstration of Physical Plant workers for a new contract. Members of Physical ...
WSA shapes new endowment
The Wesleyan Student Assembly (WSA) is well on its way to establishing the first student government endowment in the nation. ...