News
Following the matriculation of the class of 2025, which was the second-largest class in the University’s history, 473 students have been admitted ...
University Eases Dining Restrictions After Week-Long COVID-19 Spike
The University reinstated indoor dining on Thursday, Feb. 24 after having temporarily restricted students to grab-and-go only. The University had closed indoor ...
University Raises COVID-19 Alert Level to Yellow Following Surge in Cases
The University raised the COVID-19 alert level to yellow on Wednesday, Feb. 16 in response to the rapidly increasing number of students testing ...
Olin Memorial Library to Close Temporarily for Planned Water Shutdown
Olin Memorial Library will be closed for the entire day on Saturday, Feb. 19 due to a scheduled water shutdown ...
Student Health Advisory Committee Seeks to Increase Student Involvement and Rebuild Collaboration
The Student Health Advisory Committee (SHAC), a committee of students and staff that seeks to address the health needs of ...
University Organizing Center Reopens with Hopes For Revitalization
The University Organizing Center (UOC), located at 190 High St., reopened for the spring semester after being closed for the ...
CAPS Welcomes Tenika Campbell to New Case Manager Position
Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS) has hired Tenika Campbell for the newly established Case Manager position starting this semester. According to Director ...
Wesleyan Black Student Union Kicks Off Black History Month Events
Coordinated by Ujamaa, Wesleyan’s Black Student Union (BSU), this year’s Black History Month (BHM) celebrations began on Tuesday, Feb. 8 ...
University Implements Tobacco and Vape Free Policy
The University implemented a policy that prohibited smoking, vaping, and other smokeless tobacco products in all indoor and outdoor areas ...
Student Vehicle Recovered After Theft in WesWings Parking Lot
A student vehicle was stolen from Lot S on the corner of High St. and Church St. behind WesWings on Friday, ...
