Tibetan monk speaks on Buddhism, dines with students
A highly esteemed Tibetan monk, Khentrul Lodro Thaye Rinpoche, visited the University on Nov. 19 to present a lecture at ...
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Homecoming helps Main Street increase net gain
Many parents and alumni supported Main Street businesses during Homecoming and Family Weekend on Oct. 23-24. The increase in customers ...
WESU association with WSHU is definite
WESU leaders have committed to using public broadcast programming from WSHU, an NPR affiliate station based in Fairfield, Conn. The ...
Janitors sign testimony of abuse, contractors promise investigation
A Wesleyan janitorial contractor, American Building Maintenance (ABM), has informed the University that it plans to conduct interviews with its ...
Recent grad runs on working families ticket
At 22, Elizabeth Weisholtz '04 was among the youngest candidates for Connecticut state representative in the November election. Even more ...
Recent grad runs on working families ticket
At 22, Elizabeth Weisholtz '04 was among the youngest candidates for Connecticut state representative in the November election. Even more ...
Publication provides outlet for working class undergrads
In an effort to provide information about opportunities geared toward working class undergrads and students of color, Raquel Maldonado '05 ...
Author Zerilli insists feminism over as social, political movement
On Monday night, Northwestern Professor of Political Science Linda Zerilli spoke about the impossibility of uniting people under the single ...
Local shelter sponsors walk to raise funds for homeless
On Saturday morning, with the cold remnants of the first snowfall of the year beneath their feet and hot coffee ...
PIMMS founder honored by mayor
Middletown Mayor Dominique Thornton declared Nov. 10 Robert Rosenbaum Day in honor of the retired Wesleyan professor’s work with the ...