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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Category: News
Sorority Suspended for Hazing
The Delta Phi Epsilon sorority was suspended until at least next year for hazing.
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Planning-Event Process Angers Students and Faculty
Students and faculty do not think the event information form and the event scheduling procedure is efficient
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Miscommunication During Raffle Causes Uproar
The APD held the PS4 raffle after L.E.F.T’s (leaders empowered for tomorrow) dodgeball tournament on Feb. 22.
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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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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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New Sports Information Director Takes Over
Ford said he made a personal decision to step away from the position after only serving a year and a half.
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Wesley Joins Half-Million for Women’s March
Junior Betty Lee put on her blue pantsuit and pink “pussy hat” before she joined dozens of other pussy hat wearing women chanting, “We don’t want your tiny hands anywhere near our underpants,” on the Washington DC metro train.
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Student-Run Coffee Shop Opens in College Center
A group of students turned the faculty lounge – at least for a few hours each evening – into the Midnight Roast, a student-run coffee shop located on the north side of the ground floor in College Center.
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Title IX Article Gets Diverse Reactions
Wesley’s SGA hosted “Coffee and Concerns,” a town hall meeting in the College Center that offers students the opportunity to express their frustrations and concerns to the student leadership, and brainstorm viable solutions.
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Protest Sparks Student Participation and Objecting Opinions
About 60 students gathered last Wednesday in the South Plaza at 11 a.m. to march to Legislative Hall in downtown Dover.
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Title IX: Students Concerned President’s History Will Repeat Itself
Kendzior’s father, Russell Kendzior, said Wesley College students should be concerned that Clark may not take reports of sexual assault on campus seriously.
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