Organic vegetables, volunteerism take root at Long Lane Farm
For Adam Martinez '05, farming is more than just digging, mulching and planting. It can also be a political statement. ...
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Sudan expert offers harsh insights on Darfur genocide
In a sobering presentation Thursday, Eric Reeves, professor of English Language and Literature at Smith College, offered students a daunting ...
Red Cross urges Wes students to have disaster training
Bruce Grotta has been trying to get Wesleyan students interested in participating in Red Cross training for years. As Director ...
Former Israeli soldier promotes peaceful resistance, moral action
Israeli peace activist Adam Keller visited campus Thursday to discuss current tensions in the Middle East and his opinions about ...
Prof explains terrorism through social science
Terrorists do not differ psychologically from the general public. This is the assertion of Psychology Professor Scott Plous in a ...
Changes in dining services fail to satisfy students
As a result of student input last semester, the Campus Center has reopened its doors on weekends. According to Wesleyan ...
Chinese novelist discusses her coming of age as a writer
As prize-winning novelist and former Wesleyan visiting professor Zhang Jie might say, we are constantly changing our perspective on things. ...
Alumni donate money to preserve Jewish Studies
Dr. Shonni Silverberg '76 and her husband, John M. Shapiro '74, recently donated two million dollars to the Jewish and ...
Scorsese reflects on his influences at Film Center debut
World-renowned American film director Martin Scorsese came to campus Friday evening to inaugurate the recently completed Center for Film Studies ...
Interscholastic conference calls for environmental change
The morning of Saturday, Sept. 11 found a groggy line for coffee winding through Exeley Science Center as people filed ...