Students use extra cell minutes for activism
Wesleyan students have found a new use for all those free weekend cell phone minutes. Last Sunday, 15 students phoned ...
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Wescard offers new dining options
Last Friday, Sept. 10, was the first day students could use their Wesleyan IDs for purchases at well over a ...
Professors ponder post-911 world
Students and faculty gathered in the Public Affairs Center on Thursday for a symposium entitled "The Repercussion of September 11." ...
Roommates switched amid gender neutral housing controversy
The new gender neutral housing option for first year students was substantially changed in mid-August due to a reported misunderstanding ...
Wesleyan historian, writer dies at 82
Family members, friends and colleagues said goodbye this June to William Manchester, a writer, a historian, father, husband and retired ...
RIDE redefines shuttle service
Last week, a new and improved cross-campus shuttle began operating. The two-bus system is the result of efforts by the ...
Political conventions draw student interest
It came in the newspaper, on the Internet, and the TV screen. News of the election season was everywhere this ...
ITS faces wave of technical problems
Over the last two weeks Wesleyan's Information Technology Services (ITS) staff have been overloaded with problems in registering student computers ...
New student of color recruitment strategies discussed
The Office of Admission kicked off the school year by discussing new ways to attract students of color to the ...
News Brief: Wes ranks ninth among liberal arts colleges
According to U.S. News and World Report's 2005 rankings, the University is now tied with Haverford College for the ninth ...