News
This summer, as for the past 50 years, the Wesleyan campus will not be quiet or empty. Classrooms and halls ...
Disney In Ice displays local talent
The competitors were cold but the competition was hot this Sunday at Tuscany Grill's Fifth Annual Ice Carving and Chowder ...
Housing contract includes new ban on pets, steeper fines
Next year’s Housing Contract includes a measure that bans all pets and incurs a fee of 100 dollars per sighting. ...
Committee begins search for new Director of Public Safety
The University has begun the search for a new Director of Public Safety to replace Maryann Wiggin, who left suddenly ...
Royer lectures on global climate change
Tuesday night Assistant Professor of Earth and Environmental Science Dana Royer spoke at the First Church of Christ about global ...
NECCWA Championships: deLalla best in New England
In a one-minute sudden death period after regulation ended in a 1-1 tie, Dan deLalla ’07, grabbed top-seeded Jake Tyler ...
Recycling contest comes to campus
The University is currently participating in Recyclemania, a ten-week recycling competition between colleges and universities across the country. The University ...
Financial Aid Office refutes “Forbes” deadbeat label
According to Director of Financial Aid Jennifer Garratt Lawton, University students are paying off their Stafford Loans on time, with ...
Lunchtime discussion about AIDS in black America
Discussion ranged from social stigma to prison culture on Monday during the third "Pizza and Policy" lunchtime gathering sponsored by ...
Color Orange advocates cultural understanding
Last Thursday evening, the University's Diversity Matters series presented, "The Color Orange: Ten Tools for Open Interaction." Performers Mohammed Bilal ...
