Continuing Studies offers new start for adult students
On Oct. 4, the Continuing Studies Department initiated the Center for Continuing Studies, which will offer five non-credit new liberal ...
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Student injured in fall from Butt B window
Zbigniew Grabowski '08 suffered a severe spinal injury Wednesday night after he fell from a third story Butterfield B window. ...
Bromberg interview reignites debate over rising tuition cost
The University's rising tuition costs recently became the focus of a battle of words between The New York Times and ...
Health Center asks students to forego vaccines during shortage
Students who want to reduce their risk of contracting influenza by receiving a vaccine may be out of luck due ...
Professor discusses homeland security, possibility of draft
Assistant Professor of Government Douglas Foyle appeared on Connecticut Public Television's program "By the People: Connecticut" last month to discuss ...
WesDems encounter problems requesting absentee ballots
Some students who requested absentee ballots for the Nov. 2 national election during the WesDem's Dorm Storm may not receive ...
Insurance policy will expedite health care
As of this year it is mandatory for students to report their private health insurance plans to the University health ...
Falafel favorite closes up shop
On Friday, Bellal and Meckey Chater, brothers and co-owners of Mamoun's Falafel Restaurant, put notices in the windows of the ...
Senior class sales save money and boost class gift
The senior class officers sold 453 senior passes last week. Additional passes will go on sale before this year's first ...
Two Wes students nationally honored for DNA research
Honored for their work in genetics, Tania Rozario '05 and Lee Jacobson '05 won prestigious science awards this summer. Jacobson ...