Olin’s puddle perils eliminated
Students who enjoy splashing through the giant puddles that accumulate on the sidewalk outside Olin will now have to get ...
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Bio battles: Events explore politics of biology
Food Politics/Biojustice Week, which began Sunday, April 22 with a concert at Earth House and will conclude this Sunday with ...
Peace partnership receives $10,000 grant for center
The Nagarote-Wesleyan Partnership recently became the University's second recipient of a Kathryn Wasserman Davis 100 Projects for Peace grant, receiving ...
Lamont bemoans D.C. politics
Speaking in an almost empty lecture hall in Shanklin on Monday, former U.S. Senate candidate Ned Lamont appropriately began his ...
Wright talk investigates why people join Al-Queda
On Tuesday night in the Goldsmith Family Cinema, Lawrence Wright, an author, screenwriter, and staff writer for The New Yorker, ...
SciLi renovations go unnoticed
A certain amount of secrecy surrounds the recent renovations made to the basement of the Science Library. While an official ...
WSA rejects SEWI resolution to divest from weapons contractors
The push to divest the University from three weapons contractors, only a few weeks ago a twinkle in the eye ...
Low profile programs boost financial aid
So it's nearing the end of the semester and chances are, you're running a little low on points. What to ...
Tune in: TV On the Radio to headline Spring Fling concert
Headlining Spring Fling 2007 will be musical group TV on the Radio, with openers Deerhunter and rapper Project Pat of ...
WesFest weekend brings in hundreds
Along with the arrival of spring weather, Thursday brought hundreds of prospective freshman and their parents to campus for WesFest ...