Pedestrian death sparks query of Washington Street safety
Doris Hallie, wife of late Philosophy Professor Philip Hallie, was struck and killed crossing Washington Jan. 29. Since her death, ...
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Laser tag opens on Main Street
Bringing a new dimension to Middletown’s entertainment scene, A New World Laser Tag opened on Main Street Feb. 10. "We’re ...
Fauver dorms will shift housing options
New living options will significantly shift housing patterns next year, according to the Office of Residential Life and the most ...
New senior homes designed to match existing woodframes
After a week of removing brush and clearing ground, construction of the Senior Prototype Housing Project is scheduled to commence ...
Multicultural Dean remains a possibility
Students convened Friday afternoon to discuss a Dean of Multicultural Affairs and diversity training with Dean of Student Services Michael ...
War on drugs called a failure
Judge Jim Gray argued Thursday that the ongoing war of drug prohibition in the United States has not only failed, ...
News Brief: Dean candidates to visit Wes
Interim Dean of the College Peter Patton announced last week that the University has narrowed the selection of the Dean ...
Def poetry comes to Crowell
Hundreds of Wesleyan students poured into Crowell Concert Hall Thursday night to hear poetry Def Jam performances by Beau Sia ...
WesPeace teach-in educates, sparks further debate on Iraq
Assessing the United States’ involvement in Iraq, members of the Wesleyan community participated in this week’s WesPeace-sponsored Teach-In: The War ...
Health Center now providing flu vaccine
Although the national shortage of influenza vaccine continues, the Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has recently released several ...