Chanda exposes history, myths
Director of Publications at the Yale Center for the Study of Globalization Nayan Chanda, spoke Tuesday in a lecture entitled, ...
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Dining on hold
A document detailing the University's needs to prospective food service providers is currently being drafted as part of the process ...
Lecture analyzes Wal-Mart
Liza Featherstone, a contributing editor at The Nation magazine, gave a lecture on Wal-Mart’s business practices Tuesday, examining the contentious ...
Student hit by car
Early Wednesday morning, Janice "Faith" Serrano '07 was struck by a Ford F-150 pickup truck while she was crossing the ...
Students remember Holocaust
In honor of the Holocaust Memorial and Remembrance Day, Yom Hashoah, the Wesleyan Jewish Community, led students, faculty, and staff ...
WSA elections heat up
Nearing the Sunday deadline for voting in the WSA presidential election, several members of the WSA have publicly challenged candidate ...
Talib Kweli, Andrew W.K. to perform at Spring Fling
The Social Committee (SC) has finalized the lineup for Spring Fling, although contracts with the artists are still pending. The ...
SWAB examines campus bathrooms
For some members of the community, deciding which public bathroom to enter structures a decent part of their day. Indeed, ...
Attorney analyzes Civil Union laws
Attorney Maureen Murphy spoke about queer legal issues and civil union law in Connecticut at Russell House on Monday. A ...
New registration system debuts
With pre-registration complete and preliminary schedules posted in student e-portfolios, the Registrar's Office is finally seeing the results of its ...