Students feel safe despite assault alert
For most University students, the recent Public Safety e-mail informing the campus community of a female student reported she was ...
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Seniors vote on gift allocation
With their yearlong endeavor nearly complete, the Senior Gift Committee is leaning towards bestowing the Class of 2004 cash donation ...
‘Mr. Wesleyan’ wins 2004 Baldwin medal
Joe Lynch '44, who has attended every Wesleyan football game except one since graduating, will receive the Baldwin Medal at ...
University property tax exempt
College towns in Connecticut are reassessing the amount of money they receive from colleges and universities, attempting to raise how ...
Talk of the Town
Neil Alan has been the owner of Pelton's drugstore and home health care center on Main Street since 1999. Recently, ...
All residence halls to be gender-neutral next year
The Undergraduate Residential Life Committee (URLC) decided yesterday to give all incoming frosh the option of living in gender-neutral housing ...
Administrators seek to end course clustering
In a recent study, only 63 percent of students at Wesleyan said they were generally or very satisfied with classes. ...
Middletown ordinance declares more stringent drinking laws
On March 29 a new ordinance banning underage drinking on private property came into effect for Middletown. A state statute ...
Jacobs-Palmer ’06, Judson ’05 win Goldwater scholarships
Wesleyan's claim to be top in science research has been further confirmed by the achievements of Emily Jacobs-Palmer '06 and ...
Student role in commencement ceremony to change
University Jewish Chaplain David Leipziger has been working with administrators, faculty and students to alter the Baccalaureate given at commencement. ...