Public Safety, Reslife work with police to increase campus security
Following Sunday's string of assaults in LoRise and Monday's robbery on College Row, Public Safety and the Middletown Police continue ...
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Fraternity sues University for revoking program status
The fraternity Delta Kappa Epsilon (DKE) is suing the University for revoking its program house status last February. The suit ...
Sunday assault sends three students to hospital
At about 2:45 a.m. Sunday, more than 10 non-University people committed a string of assaults from William Street to High ...
Belichick, Berman speak on campus
In what they dubbed as a "home and home" event, New England Patriots head coach Bill Belichick '75 and ESPN ...
Theys ’07 takes first at Ivy Film Festival
Before entering the tenth grade, Colin Theys ’07 knew he wanted to make movies. Lacking the equipment for a flesh-and-blood ...
Administration to phase out off-campus housing in upcoming years
Although immediate changes seem unlikely, the days of off-campus housing for Wesleyan students are numbered. For now, the system of ...
Wes Kids on the Block teaches local children about disabilities
Thursday afternoon, Kids on the Block members Beth Newell '04, Evan Berding '05, and Travis Archer '07 gave a presentation ...
Student worker Cristin Quealy ’04 receives state award for excellence
Cristin Quealy '04 recently became both Wesleyan's Student Worker of the Year and the State of Connecticut's Student Worker of ...
Goodspeed Opera may replace Capitol Liquors
The marquee above Capitol Liquors on Main Street is one of the landmarks of Middletown, Conn. Currently it reads "Liquors, ...
Students march for women’s lives
On Sunday, April 25 a delegation of Wesleyan students will join in the March for Women's Lives in Washington, D.C. ...