25-Person party policy suspended
For now, students can continue to expect the usual large Friday night house parties on streets such as Fountain and ...
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Wesleyan considers annoying title
Campus reaction to a recent poll by the blog Gawker naming Wesleyan "America’s Most Annoying Liberal Arts College" can best ...
Triples again: even more this year
Similarly to last year's campus-wide housing crunch that left ResLife searching to accommodate a flux of students left without on-campus ...
Construction projects see light at the end of the tunnel
The southwest corner of Andrus field is again bustling with student life, thanks to a series of renovated and new ...
New WesCard access opens doors
Students who lack card access to card-locked residences such as Fauver, Clark and the Butts may not have to wait ...
Fresh meet: Class of 2011, President Roth conquer campus
Aside from several minor inconveniences, Freshman Move-In Day 2007 was a smooth operation that was capped off by an ebullient ...
Freshmen stats show continued trends within school admissions
Although it may be fruitless to define the average Wesleyan student, the 739 students in the class of 2011 altogether ...
News Highlights ’06-’07
Here's a look back at the notable events and issues that dominated the 2006-2007 academic year at Wesleyan.
Bon Appetit dining replaces Aramark
As of next semester, campus dining employees under Aramark will work for Bon Appétit. The dining experience at Wesleyan will ...
Michael Roth replaces Doug Bennet as University President
Michael Roth ’78 has been selected as Wesleyan’s next president, the University announced Monday. Roth, currently the president of California ...