Registration changes proposed: Click system to be retired, replaced with algorithm
By this coming April’s class registration period, the University plans to have phased out the click-based class system in lieu ...
News
Administrators answer ’wall’ controversy
Construction of an iron railing along the eastern perimeter of the Lo Rise dorms and the Traverse Square housing projects ...
WSA raises transparency issue at Board of Trustees meeting
The Board of Trustees convened on campus last weekend for a retreat to discuss the University's finances and several student ...
Campus kicks off United Way campaign
On Thursday morning, staff members gathered at President Doug Bennet's house to kick-off the University's annual United Way campaign. The ...
Speaker shares struggles with eating disorders
It is a rare speaker who can make a Wesleyan audience nervous about whether laughing at something is inappropriate. Marya ...
Mayor greets voters before upcoming election
Mayor Domenique Thornton and Democratic candidates for various councils, commissions and boards talked with the Middletown community Thursday Evening at ...
Lecturer leads discussion on education amendment
Dr. Robert Moses spoke to an energetic crowd in Crowell Concert Hall last Thursday, delivering the 2005 Center for African ...
Professors share experiences dealing with history
Even though history may be in the books, it's never final. This is what two professors said they have learned ...
Science and religion declared compatible
Taking what is often an unpopular stance, Associate Professor of Philosophy Steven Horst argued in his lecture last Thursday that ...
Crew team takes on river pollution
From the shore, you wouldn't know that the Connecticut River is one of the most polluted in the region. If ...