Innovator of world music dies
Former Music Professor Robert Brown, one of the founders of the University's World Music Program, died Nov. 29 in California ...
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Spring sports season to welcome home turf fields
This spring, Wesleyan will be home to a new synthetic turf field on the grounds of the former Long Lane ...
Trial run evaluates new course algorithm
The new course registration system is on schedule to be implemented this April for use during Fall 2006 course selection. ...
Panel discusses racial diversity in admissions
Students and faculty gathered at 200 Church Tuesday to hear a variety of perspectives in a panel entitled "Diversity and ...
Green buildings recognized
The University recently received a Certificate of Appreciation from the local Rockfall Foundation for its Fauver Residences and two senior ...
New policy could allow opposite-sex roommates
Incoming freshmen who ask for gender-neutral accommodation may be allowed to pair with a roommate of the opposite legal sex ...
Slotkin releases a new book
Last month Professor of English and American Studies Richard Slotkin released his new book. Entitled "Lost Battalions: The Great War ...
Lecture discusses feminist porn
The term "feminist pornography" sounds like something of an oxymoron. But last Monday, Becky Goldberg proved that the feminist movement ...
Panel discusses causes and repurcussions of liberal stigma
Close to 30 members of the University community gathered Wednesday night at a Psi U forum to address the liberal ...
WESU kicks off fundraising drive
Just one year ago, the future of 88.1 FM WESU was uncertain. Since then, the station has reorganized its board ...