News
From Buttstock to President Bennet’s office, the Environmental Organizer’s Network (EON) has worked diligently to push the use of renewable ...
New athletic center on schedule
Construction on the Freeman Athletic Center, which began in November 2003, has been steadily progressing without any major setbacks. The ...
Anti-oppression center closer to reality at 200 Church
After two decades of student effort, the possibility of a student activist organizing center may become a reality. In Spring ...
Green Street Arts Center breaks ground for new building
Sunday afternoon, members of the Wesleyan and Middletown communities gathered at 51 Green St. to celebrate the groundbreaking for the ...
Varsity men win New England’s
The men’s varsity eight took the New England Championships by storm on this past Saturday, upsetting favorites and out-sprinting Boston ...
Polak wins WSA presidential election
In last week’s voting for the Wesleyan Student Assembly (WSA), Emily Polak ’05 was elected president for the 2004-2005 academic ...
Public Safety to make policy changes for fall
In response to the unprecedented number of on-campus assaults this year, the University is looking to modify its safety resources ...
Ghostface Killah, Soulive to headline Spring Fling 2004
The Social Committee (SC) of the Wesleyan Student Assembly (WSA) has announced the finalized artist lineup for Spring Fling 2004. ...
Alum remembered by peers, professors
Wesleyan lost one of its most recent graduates last week when Peter Morgenstern-Clarren '03, originally of Shaker Heights, OH., jumped ...
Students to perform Bar/Bat Mitzvah ceremony on Saturday
At 10:30 this Saturday morning, four Wesleyan students will come of age in the Jewish faith. Lynn Cartwright-Punnett ’07, Gabrielle ...
