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Chalking revolution ends Iraq War, world hunger, poverty, premature ejaculation

The courageous young participants of the Chalking Revolution have now succeeded in convincing President Bush to authorize immediate withdrawal of ...

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Chicken Little Café opens for business

Chicken Little Café, a restaurant for midgets located underneath Vegan Café on the top floor of Davenport Campus Center, celebrated ...

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McWes: Are we lovin’ it?

As the end of Aramark's 19-year reign of tyranny over campus dining draws to a close, the University dining committee ...

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WesCelesbian: Michael Roth ’78

Recently, I sat down with incoming University president Michael Roth. I was drunk.

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Film shows community vs. corporate bookstore war

For local bookstore owner Stu Hecht, the choice between his store and nearby book-selling chain stores Barnes & Noble and ...

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ITS makes changes to evade FCC

Information Technology Services (ITS) is currently making changes to ensure that the University's network and internet access are exempt from ...

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For days, students miss hot water

HiRise and LoRise residents had to shiver and grit their teeth while taking their morning showers this past Monday, Tuesday, ...

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Several honorary degrees announced

In addition to celebrating the achievements of the class of 2007, the University's 175th Commencement will include a ceremony recognizing ...

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AthenaHealth CEO connects Wes to business career

College of Social Studies (CSS) alumnus Jonathan Bush ’92, a leader in the medical and insurance fields, credits Wesleyan as ...

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Students on alternative spring breaks forfeit leisure time

While many of their peers boarded planes bound for home or warmer locations, a number of Wesleyan students opted to ...