Store on Main Street promotes alternative healing
Yvette Page, owner of A New Page, a healing store at 644 Main Street, has been promoting eclectic spiritualities in ...
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Habitat for Humanity opens University donated house
Jennifer MacNeil, the selected recipient of a Habitat for Humanity house donated by Wesleyan, watched the ribbon cutting ceremony on ...
Vigil sheds light on death penalty case
Thirty some students gathered on the steps of Olin Sunday night for a vigil in protest of the death penalty. ...
Islam discussion group gathers in lieu of intro Islam class
"Growing up completely ignorant of everything outside of my little Judeo-Christian realm, I think that its important to study a ...
Board of Trustees listens to littany of student concerns
Last Friday morning a panel of University Board of Trustees responded to concerns of students at a meeting in PAC ...
NY Times correspondent in Iraq discusses experience as hostage
More parents than students packed the CFA Cinema on Saturday afternoon to listen to Jeffrey Gettleman speak about his experiences ...
Arts venue faces financial crisis
The Buttonwood Tree, an arts venue that has serviced the Middletown community for nearly 15 years, is now turning to ...
Alumnus brings soldier memorial to homecoming weekend
On Saturday afternoon, Nicholas Cohen '97, with the help of Mike Butterfield '06, exhibited a memorial to American soldiers killed ...
Students, teachers plan post-election protest
WesPeace, a University faculty and staff anti-war group, met with students Wednesday to discuss election-related issues. The agenda included planning ...
Architects praise new film center
Jeter Cook & Jepson Architects, the firm that designed the Center for Film Studies (CFS), recently received the American Institute ...