News
Every Wednesday night and Sunday afternoon in the basement of the Exley Science Center, 15 Wesleyan students sitting at computers ...
Crime increase forces Public Safety to raise security level
In reaction to the series of laptop thefts last fall, Public Safety has been increasingly vigilant about asking students to ...
200 Church to redefine its vision
As the Office of Residential Life reorganizes and categorizes special living spaces, which encompasses all non-dorm residences, students living at ...
Political opinions rise as primary race approaches
For John Wesley '06, something clicked when Howard Dean spoke. When I heard Dean's speeches, I felt chills," he said. ...
Parents and alums offer career advice
This past Saturday, a group of approximately 80 students, mostly seniors, started their day off by attending the first ever ...
Vega lectures on African religion for Black History
In celebration of Black History Month, Dr. Martha Moreno Vega gave a lecture last Thursday on Cuban religion and screened ...
Popular restaurant to re-open on Main
Last Nov., former owners of Thai Gardens bought Eleanor Rigby’s, a restaurant on Main St. that specializes in soup and ...
New program houses open on Washington St.
Amidst recent changes in fraternity program housing status, two new program houses have been approved for next year. The new ...
Reactions mixed to anti-checkpoint demonstration
Student protestors created a mock checkpoint in front of the Campus Center during lunchtime yesterday, temporarily blocking people from entering ...
SJB changes provoke concern
Changes to the Student Judicial Board (SJB) procedures and Non-Academic Code of Conduct (NACC) made in July 2003 have drawn ...
