WSA wants more flexible dining
A draft of "The Concept of Dining Purpose Statement," which outlines the priorities of a new dining plan for the ...
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Alumna delivers lecture on federal government jobs
Lily Whiteman '81 shared exciting news when she spoke to University students in the Butterfield Lounge on Friday: 50 percent ...
New East Asian wing opens
Last month marked the completion of the 2000 square foot addition to the Mansfield Freeman Center for East Asian Studies, ...
Teter releases book
Associate Professor of History Magda Teter has published her first book, "Jews and Heretics in Catholic Poland: A Beleaguered Church ...
Renowned historian and author gives meaningful WWII lesson
The History Department welcomed celebrated historian, author, and professor John Lukacs to campus on Thursday. Luckacs's lecture, entitled, "The Division ...
Man found at senior house with suspicious belongings
Last Saturday night a non-University person was warned for trespassing after his belongings were found under the porch of 96 ...
Noguera discusses racial inequality
If, as many admissions officers claim, LSAT scores provide the best indication of how well one will perform in law ...
Weeklong event highlights spirituality on campus
Started more than ten years ago by Protestant Chaplain Gary Comstock, Spirituality Week is a weeklong series of lectures, panels, ...
Five students join Gulf relief efforts
When it comes to Hurricane Katrina, seeing is believing. Five Wesleyan students did just that, as part of a Hillel-run ...
Art and music focus of Black History Month convocation
Members of the University community gathered Tuesday night to launch Black History Month and provide an overview to this year's ...