Public Safety clashes with administrators at North College
In a swift seizure of power, 29 Public Safety SUVs surrounded North and South College early Thursday morning. Led by ...
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Alum wins big on “Millionaire”
Stuart Sherman '03 plans to finance law school at Boston University and buy a digital camera with the $125,000 he ...
Interim advisor system set up for Int’l students, again
International students were told in a meeting Friday afternoon that a new interim advisory system will be put into place ...
City buys Long Hill property for $950K
In an eleventh hour vote on the eve of the Nov. 3 municipal election, Middletown's Common Council approved the purchase ...
Winter coming, increased aid for homeless needed
With winter fast approaching, homelessness is becoming an increasingly dangerous condition for hundreds of people in Middletown. Shelters and aid ...
Class of 2004 on record-breaking pace for senior gift
The class of 2004 has achieved 82 percent participation in the Senior Gift fund, as 583 of 707 members have ...
Singer lectures to full crowd on global society
The United States has a clear moral obligation to assist poorer nations throughout the world, according to Peter Singer, DeCamp ...
Wesleyan’s pricetag ranked eighth in the nation
At $29,998 per year, Wesleyan's tuition was listed as the private institution with the eighth highest tuition in the country ...
Middletown officials still not wild about mural
City officials continue to squabble with William Ziegler, proprietor and namesake of Wild Bill's Nostalgia, over the conspicuous mural recently ...
Middletown residents take strides for homelessness
Middletown residents will take to the streets on Nov. 15 for a charity walk to support an anonymous group of ...