Wes receives most funds for sciences
In order to publicize federal funding for the sciences at Wesleyan, the University recently launched a new website with the ...
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Graber ’04, Paige ’04 named Watson Fellows
While many seniors are faced with getting jobs or going to grad school next year, Aaron Paige '04 will spend ...
Spring Fling alcohol policy to be more strict
A committee consisting of students, administrative officials and Public Safety has decided to enforce underage drinking laws at Spring Fling ...
WSA to resubmit chalking proposal to President Bennet
On Sunday the Wesleyan Student Assembly (WSA) passed a resolution to resubmit last year’s chalking proposal to President Doug Bennet. ...
University Center begins to take shape with new plans
As part of the Master Plan for campus renewal, the newly named University Center has moved forward in the planning ...
Talk of the Town
Ann Marie Sataline started the It's Only Natural Market located at 386 Main Street. She considers the store, which sells ...
Simonetta solves centuries old Medici mystery
With the assistance of his ancestor, Professor of Italian Language and Literature Marcello Simonetta cracked an ancient code and solved ...
Firemen put on aprons for charity
Thursday night, firefighters from Middletown's Local 1073 division on Main Street traded in their uniforms for trays and aprons to ...
Multi-media presentation confronts hate with music
Through dance, story, performance, and song, three presenters elaborated the uses of art to educate against hate during the multimedia ...
Students react to Madrid bombing
On the morning of March 11, Sara Levin '05 woke up at 8:30 a.m in Madrid. "I ate breakfast, turned ...