David PesciProf. Peter Rutland says there's "a snowball's chance in hell" of a fair Russian presidential election in 2012
Film Studies Chair discusses the famous actress's legacy in the wake of a recent auction
The director of financial aid discusses his efforts to help parents work though financial aid issues, questions
The non-profit Khan founded recently is bringing fresh water and sanitation to a Bangladesh slum
Six Wesleyan researchers, including a graduate student, were authors or co-authors of papers chosen for presentation at this year’s annual meeting of the Geological Society of America (GSA) in Minneapolis, Minn., Oct. 9-12. It is the largest annual meeting of the preeminent scientific association in the geologic and earth science fields. Johan Varekamp, Harold T. Stearns Professor of Earth Sciences, professor of earth and environmental sciences, presented two papers. The first, “Wethersfield Cove, Hartford, Conn. – A 300 Year Urban Pollution Record,” detailed a study of the sedimentary record of the cove, which revealed unusually high levels of Mercury. The…
The Head Baseball Coach and V.P. of University Relations recount Hoyer's Wesleyan experiences
Study showing men affected by this behavior suggests a rethinking of eating disorder assumptions
The Presidents recent foreign policy stances represent more talk than action as campaign mode begins
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Government professor says Americans embrace nationalism, though prefer to call it "patriotism"