ResLife adopts new housing selection process
In light of its high approval rates, the Office of Residential Life decided to up the ante for students seeking ...
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Destinta die-in protests commodification of diversity
On Thursday afternoon, five Wesleyan students gathered in front of Destinta Theaters on Main Street in protest of "Elf", a ...
Beavers loose in Middletown
Upon surveying central Connecticut's Mattabasset Trail to determine whether it should be added to the National Scenic Trail system, federal ...
Student activist sleeps through protest; the Man wins
The Man finally won Saturday after Jesse Brown '06 accidentally slept through his alarm, missing the pivotal protest against heteronormative ...
MSClap afflicts half of campus computers
Information Technology Services (ITS) issued a statement yesterday warning students about a mutated version of the MSBlaster virus that disabled ...
President and wife welcome a new addition to family
Three weeks ago, University President Doug Bennet and his wife Midge embarked upon a relaxing, ten day trip to Africa. ...
WSA website links to animal fetish pornography
Upon presenting the new Wesleyan Student Assembly (WSA) website to President Doug Bennet and Interim Dean of the College Peter ...
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 ...
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 ...
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 ...