News
In early October, English and Women's Studies professor Christina Crosby was thrown from her bicycle while riding near Lyman Orchards ...
Student volunteers lend services to Middletown over weekend
Over the weekend a group of University students and Middletown residents picked up trash in an effort to clean up ...
Administrators seek to improve on-campus lighting
On Wednesday night, half a dozen administrators, led by Dean of Student Services Mike Whaley and Director of Public Safety ...
Students help out with children’s theater at Oddfellows
This year a number of Wesleyan students have been working with the staff at Oddfellows Playhouse, a non-profit youth theater, ...
Over 300 Wes students march for women’s lives
Amid the hundreds of thousands of participants, over 300 Wesleyan students played samba, chanted, marched and bugled at the March ...
WSA presidential debate held before small turnout of students
Sixteen students attended the Wesleyan Student Assembly (WSA) presidential debate last Saturday afternoon. The three candidates for the position spoke ...
New fire code limits student attendance
Due to a new fire code adopted in Connecticut, Wesleyan can no longer sell standing room tickets. Since the new ...
SJB changes prompt concern for future
Proposed changes to the Code of Non-Academic Conduct (CNAC) and Student Judicial Board (SJB) were passed by the Student Affairs ...
Traverse Square under $600,000 construction
Traverse Square, located next to University Hi and Lo Rise apartments, is a housing community that has existed in Middletown ...
Green Street Arts Center moving to bigger location
The Green Street Arts Center (GSAC) in downtown Middletown will soon be expanding into a new building space for its ...
