Parties on Fountain, parties on Vine, all shut down, if over 25
The debate over a controversial policy that intends to limit large parties in woodframe houses will continue this Thursday, when ...
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Can you manage? Long wait and short set discourages MGMT fans
Although Halloween is a month away, costumed students crowded Eclectic last Saturday for what was arguably the most anticipated concert ...
Site selected for $160 million science center
The new Molecular and Life Sciences facility promises to have a huge impact on the University's campus, though it won't ...
Fire Safety fines now funding grills for Butts Courtyard
Barbecue lovers will rejoice in the decision taken by the Undergraduate Residential Life Committee (URLC) to install charcoal grills in ...
Bike, laptop thefts on the rise
While leaving your dorm unlocked might seem like an easy alternative to remembering your keys, a recent outbreak of thefts ...
Davenport will be public life center
As President Michael Roth mentioned at last Sunday's Wesleyan Student Assembly meeting, the closed Davenport Campus Center will become the ...
News brief: High St. construction digs away
Construction has been underway to repair water leakages in the underground power plant on the corner of William and High ...
The life and times of Crim
A standby in the Ampersand and the subject of the Facebook group that claims that he, among other things, "majored ...
The future is now: Roth outlines vision for Wes
President Michael Roth spoke to the Wesleyan Student Assembly (WSA) on Sunday night about his vision for the University’s future, ...
Students write on activism in NY Times
Dramatically lit freshmen draped in $1,200 cashmere scarves were not the only contribution that Wesleyan students made to this past ...