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 ...
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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. ...
Bennet upholds chalk ban
In an April 2 statement issued to the Wesleyan Student Assembly (WSA), President Douglas Bennet upheld the campus chalking ban. ...
WesMatch accuses Yale of plagiarism
The creators of the popular WesMatch dating compatibility website accused Yale University of plagiarizing content and design from their service ...
Identity groups kick off Awareness Month
About fifty students and a few administrators gathered Sunday evening for an open mic and dinner that marked the convocation ...
South African writer to give 2004 Commencement address
President Doug Bennet recently announced in an e-mail to the senior class that Professor Njabulo Ndebele, Vice-Chancellor of the University ...
Romero addresses issues of national and campus liberties
In the annual Hugo Black Lecture Series on Freedom of Expression, Executive Director of the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) ...
Crew team finds body in river
During practice Wednesday afternoon the University’s men and women’s crew team found a body floating in the Connecticut River. The ...
Campus Center re-opened for weekends
Following campus-wide protest and hunger, dining services decided to re-open the Davenport Campus Center for weekends. Dining officials had previously ...