Wesleyan moves to eliminate loans for neediest students
Currently, about 39 percent of Wesleyan’s graduating class ventures out into the working world with an average tuition debt of ...
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Roth takes the reins: Inauguration highlights homecoming events
As part of Homecoming/Family Weekend, the University community inaugurated Wesleyan’s 16th president Michael S. Roth ’78 last Friday in an ...
Classes get bad press from WSJ, Gawker
Recent criticisms of certain University classes within the national media have been met with surprise and skepticism by professors on ...
A Bon Appétit vegan for 5 days
Bon Appétit, our glorious campus food service, prides itself on its vast menu, which the company claims caters to all ...
News Brief: Next Senior Cocktails cancelled due to bad behavior
The Senior Cocktails scheduled for December has been cancelled due to irresponsible behavior at the first cocktails event of the ...
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This Thursday, legendary actor and comedian Robin Williams will sit down in Memorial Chapel to be interviewed by Jeanine Basinger, ...
News Brief: Wes replaces loans for some
President Roth announced on Thursday Nov. 1 that the University will replace loans with grants for its neediest students, as ...
Prohibition comes to Wes? All-campus ban of hard liquor considered
Spring Fling boozin’, beer pong at the frats, Jell-O shots in LoRise: all may become off-limits to students if proposed ...
New York Times readership program faces likely cutbacks
Want to hear New York Times columnist Maureen Dowd give a talk on feminism? How about one of the Times’ ...
Roth to teach history of film class
Next semester, 400 students will be spending their Tuesday mornings with President Michael Roth. This spring, the president will teach ...