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WesMatch, the original internet addiction, is back

After intensive redevelopment, WesMatch is back online. The student-programmed site now boasts more features that include across-school networking, personalized compatibility ...

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Tuition, dining prices to rise; Wesleyan most expensive in state

A 4.9 percent increase in tuition, approved by the Board of Trustees in early March, will bring tuition for ’05/’06 ...

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Hersh speech blasts Bush and war policy

Seymour Hersh confirmed existing worries about Bush’s next four years in office during a Tuesday night lecture in the Memorial ...

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Still recovering from meningitis, Cornish ’05 home from hospital

On the morning of March 5 President Bennet announced by e-mail that Tom Cornish '05 was suspected to be infected ...

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Schlosser lecture links fast food to societal problems and changes

"When I heard I would be speaking in a chapel, I decided I would have to give a sermon," said ...

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Students protest in Hartford on war’s second anniversary

Marking the second anniversary of the invasion of Iraq, anti-war activists organized marches and demonstrations in over 500 cities across ...

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4,000 students march in D.C. for increased HIV/AIDS support

On Saturday, ten Wesleyan students from Student Global AIDS Campaign (SGAC) converged with thousands of other college students from across ...

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Cruz-Saco meets with students

The second Dean of the College candidate, Maria Cruz-Saco, met with a small group of students Monday for the second ...

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Ice carvers compete in downtown contest

On Sunday Tuscany Grill hosted its Fourth Annual Ice Sculpture Festival and Ice Carving Competition, attracting many contestants from the ...

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Patton explains future dean duties

Since the 2003 resignation of former Dean of the College Freddye Hill, the dean’s office has been significantly reorganized to ...