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 ...
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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 ...
Hylton linked to 30 campus thefts
This week, arrest warrants were approved for Cecil Hylton, the man who was arrested and charged in October in connection ...
Electronic drop/add system to speed virtual enrollment
In response to reported inefficiencies in the traditional paper system, the registrar has implemented electronic "enrollment requests" that will replace ...
Chee ’89 honored with Whiting Writers Award
Receiving numerous favorable reviews and a series of awards, Alexander Chee '89, author of the book "Edinburgh," won the Whiting ...
Community mourns Leary
The family of deceased student Terence Leary ’06 joined the Wesleyan community to celebrate his life at an ecumenical Memorial ...
Student’s death stuns Wesleyan community
The body of Terence Leary '06 was found in a brook under a South Main Street bridge on Tuesday after ...
Thornton ekes out victory in city mayoral election
Incumbent Mayor of Middletown, Democrat Domenique Thornton, defeated Republican challenger Sebastian Giuliano by a vote of 4,735 to 4,503 in ...
Professor awarded for stem cell research
Citing her research efforts of scientific and social importance, the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS) has elected ...
Fate of WSA dining resolution still uncertain
The Wesleyan Student Assembly (WSA) is calling the recently passed resolution for off-campus dining a compromise between its interests and ...