New policy may draw political speakers
The University will likely see more political activity now that a new policy makes it possible for candidates to speak ...
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News Brief: Chicken pox on the loose
One University student has contracted Chicken Pox (Varicella) according to an all-campus e-mail sent by the Davison Health Center on ...
Students may one day zip to class in Zipcars, hopes SAFT
In addition to the current RIDE and New Haven shuttle service, students may soon have the option to zip down ...
Chase Parr ’10 remembered: Campus commemorates life and legacy
Family, friends, and members of the University community gathered last Thursday at the Memorial Chapel to celebrate the life of ...
Break-in results in stolen chainsaw
On the evening of Tuesday, Jan. 15, Brad Alexander ’08 called Public Safety (PSafe) to lock the doors to the ...
Details on Senior Cocktails still hazy
The class of 2008 still awaits information on future senior class events after disorderly conduct at October’s Senior Cocktails event ...
Debate team competes at championship in Thailand
Over winter vacation, members of the Woodrow Wilson Debate Society competed in the World Universities Debating Championship, the largest debate ...
‘All-you-care-to-eat’ lunches highlight revamped dining plan
Coming back from winter break, students were met by longer lines and lower prices in the Usdan Marketplace. While the ...
Dining workers lose health insurance in paperwork mix-up
Late last semester, dining staff were required to sign a form that appeared to charge a deductible on their health ...
Summer Language Institute may rival Middlebury
This summer, from June 2 to 27, the University will join fellow NESCAC school Middlebury College in hosting a Summer ...