Scholar probes science and art in Nabokov’s works
On Monday, the Russian Department contributed to the University's 175th Anniversary program Voices of Liberal Learning, as Jenefer Coates of ...
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After 15-year tenure, Weitzer accepts job at Fairfield U.
Senior Associate Provost and Dean of Continuing Studies Billy Weitzer is resigning after 15 years in the University's administration and ...
Lecturer argues against ignoring industrial environments in U.S.
Andrew Light, associate professor of philosophy at the University of Washington, addressed students and community members on the practice of ...
Bad connection: Internet in woodframes still unstable
Since the beginning of the semester, students residing in 20 separate woodframe houses have reported extreme difficulty in accessing the ...
Student works with Lamont campaign
While many Connecticut voters spent the summer glued to their televisions following the highly anticipated Democratic Primary Election, Keith Schumann ...
Alarms aggravate all
If you feel that your residence has been suffering through an unfair amount of ear-splitting ringing, dinging, or wailing, it's ...
O’Rourke’s diner to be rebuilt
Since the Aug. 30 kitchen fire that charred the inside of O'Rourke's Diner on Main Street, concerned friends, community members, ...
Faculty frustration: Caucus dissatisfied with salaries
A caucus that was established by faculty in the spring to increase involvement with University governance and decision-making has grown ...
Despite news, early action to stay
Harvard University recently ended its Early Admissions program after repeated allegations of economic and social discrimination convinced the university that ...
Stalled High Street initiative to curb local traffic speed
The construction on High Street is aimed at reducing traffic speed, although the project itself hit a speed bump when ...