University Relaxes COVID-19 Regulations and Reopens Services for Summer
As a result of low COVID-19 case levels on campus and high vaccination rates, the University’s Pandemic Planning Committee has ...
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WesHack Hosts Weekend-Long Programming Competition
WesHack, a weekend-long programming competition, returned to campus virtually for the first time since 2014, occurring from Friday, April 23 to ...
Textbook Exchange Selling Period Opens May 15
The Wesleyan Student Assembly’s (WSA) Textbook Exchange Program (TEP) will open for its end-of-semester selling period at the University Organizing ...
Middletown Police Arrest Suspect for Williams Street Shooting
Following a shooting incident at Williams Street in Traverse Square at approximately 6:45 p.m. on Saturday, May 1, police took ...
University Institutes New Sophomore Meal Plan
The University will introduce a new sophomore meal plan next semester, a decision made in response to an anticipated increase ...
SHAPE Office Hosts Fourth Annual Survivor Solidarity Month
Content Warning: This article contains references to sexual assault April has been Survivor Solidarity Month (SSM) on campus, hosted by ...
WSA Holds Presidential and Vice Presidential Election Town Hall
The Wesleyan Student Assembly (WSA) held a town hall on Wednesday, April 28 for candidates in this year’s WSA Presidential ...
Financial Aid Office Launches Initiatives to Help Families Through Stress of COVID-19
Over the past year, the Financial Aid Office has instituted new precedents to help both current and incoming students in ...
Weshop Reopens for In-Person Shopping Two Weeks Before Semester Ends
With two weeks left in the semester, Weshop will reopen to students on Monday, May 3. After transitioning to a ...
Community Health Center and University Vaccinate 700 Students Over the Weekend
The Community Health Center hosted a closed vaccination clinic for University students in the Vine Street parking lot on Saturday, ...