Ngogodo ’08 wins peace grant
When Kudakwashe Ngogodo '08 first arrived on campus, memories of his home in Mberengwa, a small village in Zimbabwe, were ...
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Clark vandalized: Students react to graffiti
On the morning of Saturday Feb. 10, a death threat accompanied by racist and homophobic epithets was discovered scrawled on ...
Local fire captain remembered at annual Psi Upsilon dinner
Thursday, the Psi U fraternity welcomed dozens of Middletown fire and police workers into its house for a public service ...
Silenzi ’07 draws ire of NY Times
WESU Public Relations Director and recent WesCeleb Andrea Silenzi '07 has found herself in the midst of a feud with ...
Competition voices concerns about minorities in the U.S.
Students concerned about the welfare of minorities in America had the chance to present their own version of an American ...
Navy officer speaks against war
On Sunday, U.S. Navy officer John Hutto led a group of social justice activists, both students and elderly community members, ...
CFS plans more construction
Students may soon expect to see even more construction sites on campus. The second phase of additions to the Center ...
Rapport report: WSA releases mid-year review
The Wesleyan Student Assembly (WSA) released its mid-year report on Jan. 28. The 13-page report outlines the duties and progress ...
Dixon ’69 honored for improving urban architecture
The American Institute of Architects (AIA) has presented David Dixon '69 with the 2007 Thomas Jefferson Award for public architecture. ...
Cho: Prostitution affected Korean diaspora
For a vast majority of students, guest lecturer Grace Cho's talk at the Mansfield Freeman Center for East Asian Studies ...