Senior Reflects on Her Time as Editor
It was the toughest job I ever had, yet three years and 24 issues later, I can confidently say it was the best job I ever had.
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Category: Featured
Editor Writes Her Last Whetstone Article
It’s strange to think that after this issue, I will never write another article for The Whetstone.
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Lee and Fitzpatrick to Lead New SGA
Lee won 63 percent of the vote for president—120 more votes than her opponent, Raymond Lewis.
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Sorority Suspended for Hazing
The Delta Phi Epsilon sorority was suspended until at least next year for hazing.
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Journalism its Own Reward
Journalism may seem to be a thankless job. No matter how long and hard you work on an article, there is always going to be someone who has a problem with what you write.
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Successful Track Team Receives Little Attention
Throughout the winter, indoor season, the track team practices in small gyms in Wesley West or at the abandoned Blue Hen Mall.
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Wesley’s Endowment Lower Than Peer Institution’s
“Somewhere along the way, we lost the feeling of community and belonging at Wesley, and that needs to change,” she said.
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Two Wesley Grads Compete for Dover City Council
Former SGA president and Wesley alumnus Tanner Polce is running for Dover City Council.
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New Chaplain Masters in Divinity and Storytelling
This semester, Mullen was hired as the College’s chaplain and pastor of Bennett Chapel.
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Bookstore’s New Process Leaves Students Empty Handed
The Wesley College Bookstore revised its ordering process this semester in an effort to improve the availability of textbooks to students.
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Gym Floor Causes Slips and Seizure
Kahlil White, of the Penn State-Harrisburg Basketball Team, was rushed to the hospital Jan. 11 for treatment after having a seizure after hitting the wall in Wentworth Gym.
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Wesley Professor, Ron Douglas, Gets Up Close to Inauguration Protesters
Wesley Professor, Ron Douglas Gets Up Close to Inauguration Protesters
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