Professor Wu joins faculty, embraces liberal arts schooling
This fall, the Asian Languages and Literature Department and East Asian Studies Program welcomed Shengqing Wu as an assistant professor. ...
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Over the weekend of Oct. 7 the WestCo Café, maintained and managed by WestCo residents, was vandalized. Water sprinkler pipes ...
High textbook prices weigh down students
It's a question that arises at the beginning of every semester, and with the start of every new class: why ...
Student activity fee may increase
Members of the Wesleyan Student Assembly (WSA) discussed the logistics of raising the student activities fee for next year and ...
Culliton discusses updated plans for University Center
Parents and alumni gathered on Saturday to hear Dean of Campus Programs and future University Center Director Rick Culliton's presentation ...
Professor examines failure in Iraq
Professor of International Politics Martha Crenshaw said that the Bush Administrations policies in the fight against terrorism are ideal and ...
Parents and alumni discuss new president
The University held an informal discussion on Saturday about the looming search for its next President to alumni and visiting ...
Whitewashed: Tunnels repainted, then retagged
Students have mobilized to replace decades' worth of graffiti after the University recently repainted tunnel walls under the Butterfield B ...
Chalking reappears on campus
From the sidewalk on Home Avenue to the Public Affairs Center stairway to the pavement near North College, chalking has ...
Students take underground action
When Collin Cutrone McMichael '09 headed down to the laundry room in Butterfield B last Thursday, he sensed something was ...