Project $ave persists
When Gabe Fries '09 was doing work study on campus last semester, he noticed that he was receiving multiple slips ...
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Lecture covers Japanese politics
The Sept. 26 election of the new Japanese prime minister, Shinzo Abe, indicates a resurgence of nationalism in Japanese politics ...
Professor discusses role of Jewish blood
David Biale, professor of Jewish History and director of Jewish Studies at the University of California at Davis, lectured on ...
Laundry facilities operational following two-week shutdown
After almost two weeks of being out of service, the laundry facilities for Hi-Rise and Lo-Rise are fully functioning. All ...
Senat ’08 completes committee, search for new president begins
A Presidential Search Committee has formed for the first time in over a decade to discuss the search for Doug ...
Presidential Perspective: Former President shares inside look at university’s decision makers
"I left Wesleyan with relief and elation," said Bill Chace, the University's 14th president, in his recently released memoir, "100 ...
HPV vaccine offered at Davison Health Center
Davison Health Center (DHC) now offers two new advances in sexual healthcare: Gardasil, the latest preventative measure against Human Papillomavirus ...
Lecturer asserts that gay marriage is protected by the Constitution
Presenting "Regulating Sex, Love, and Marriage" on Wednesday, Robert A. Burt, Alexander M. Bickel Professor of Law at Yale University, ...
In light of Silver ’08 decision, WSA questions academic review
On Sunday, the Wesleyan Student Assembly (WSA) passed a resolution regarding the University’s Academic Review process, promoting changes to the ...
Professor explores Constitution, slavery links in America’s past
Dr. Lawrence Goldstone spoke about slavery's presence in the United States Constitution in the Center for African American Studies on ...