WSA looks to revise constitution
As the 2006-2007 Wesleyan Student Assembly (WSA) enters the last few weeks of its term, members have proposed three changes ...
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Team of “Penguins” plunges for Special Olympics fundraiser
Seven members of a fundraising team representing Wesleyan plunged into the frigid waters of Middletown's Crystal Lake on March 3 ...
NAACP chairman propounds primacy of U.S. race struggles
Julian Bond, chairman of the Board of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, kicked off his Wednesday ...
Advisor ails: New policy limits freshmen advisees
A new initiative by the Educational Policy Committee (EPC) will take effect in the fall of 2007, intended to improve ...
Substance prevention efforts expand onto the internet
For seventeen years, the University's Committee on Alcohol and Other Drugs (AOD) Prevention has provided resources for students to encourage ...
Freecycle eliminates energy waste from typical recycling
Students desperate to get rid of bulky carpets or kitschy lamps taking up too much space in their dorms may ...
Historic church found under Vine St.
Chair of the Anthropology Department and Professor in the Archaeology Program Doug Charles has stumbled upon a new find in ...
Law enforcement: Middletown police arrest student on Home Ave.
While responding to a noise complaint on Home Ave. early Sunday morning, Middletown Police pepper-sprayed and arrested Jose Chapa ’07, ...
Whaley to serve as Roth’s first dean
Dean of Student Services Michael Whaley will serve as interim dean of the College (DOC) next year, President Doug Bennet ...
Chalking a hot topic once again
As a petition to end the chalking ban rises past 670 signatures, students on campus are beginning to wonder whether ...