Lecturer discusses rigid conceptions of evil post-9/11
Evil, according to Professor Richard Bernstein, is making a comeback -- but that isn't the bad news. In a Monday ...
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Professors share personal history
There's an idea that historians keep their noses stuck in old books detailing the facts of times past. But in ...
Students travel to protest death penalty
Students attended an anti-death penalty rally in Hartford this past Sunday on the steps of the Connecticut capitol building. The ...
New housing brings hope to Ferry Street
For residents of Middletown, the names "North End" and "Ferry Street" have never carried positive connotations. However, construction is underway ...
Buddhist house residents oppose sale of their program’s home
The University’s plan to relocate Buddhist House has been met with opposition from current and former residents of the house ...
Giuliano defeats four-term Thornton
Middletown residents elected a new mayor on Tuesday. Republican lawyer Seb Giuliano beat Democrat incumbent Domenique Thornton by a margin ...
Traverse Square railing construction debated
On Monday, Resident Advisors, Traverse Square tutors, current and former residents of Hi and Lo Rise and other students and ...
Bells ring in homecoming weekend
On Saturday the new and improved bells of South College rang out in a ceremony to dedicate the Wesleyan Carillon. ...
Jones discusses basketball and race
K.C. Jones P'09, a member of the National Basketball Hall of Fame, discussed his illustrious basketball career and issues of ...
Bennet speaks to WSA
Last Sunday, President Bennet attended the WSA weekly general assembly meeting in order to discuss the financial aspect of the ...