Please come to the steps of Olin Wednesday, October 21 at 7 p.m. for the annual Take Back the Night march, rescheduled from last week.
Show your support for survivors of sexual assault and abuse. Listen to their stories. Everyone’s presence is important.
Take a stand and break the silence because everyone deserves to be safe.
We will begin at Olin and march around campus. We will form speak-out circles in which survivors can share their stories (talk, read poems, sing, cry, yell, or request a moment of silence) in a supportive environment. There will be a candlelight vigil to end the march followed by debriefing sessions in Usdan led by counselors from the Women and Families Center.
Come browse and join student groups, check out campus departments and services, “Discover Your University Center” and see what Usdan has to offer, see live student performances, sample food from local vendors, and take part in raffles to win incredible prizes, like an IPod Touch, Pulse SmartPen, Wes Gear, and more! NOT TO BE MISSED!
WELCOME TO THE WES COMMUNITY!!
On Friday, August 28, we will be welcoming to campus the nearly 70 international members of the Class of 2013! They will have a full four-day schedule of events designed to help them acclimate to Wesleyan, get a full introduction to the American liberal arts college academic system, shop for the essentials they could not bring across the oceans, and sleep off jetlag. 
Gender neutral possessive pronoun IMS: Instructional Media Services, branch of ITS, all sorts of media-related services on campus, i.e. video-taping events, recording classes, etc. ITS: Information Technology Services MB&B: Molecular Biology & Biochemistry MoCon: McConaughy Hall, round, UFO-shaped building sitting behind Hewitt, former student cafeteria until end of Spring 2007 Neon: Neon Deli, run by Fran and Cynthia on corner of Cross St. and Vine St., a favorite place if you’re stuck on campus with nothing open and no food supplies The Nics: one of the four Nicolson res halls on Foss Hill OBHS: Office of Behavioral Health for Students PAC lab: Computer lab located on the ground floor of PAC PAC: Public Affairs Center, where Economics, History, Government, Sociology & CSS have their department offices Pi: Pi-Café, located in Science Center P-safe: Public Safety S&C: Star & Crescent restaurant located in Alpha Delt SALD: Student Activities and Leadership Development, supports students and student groups, another resource for event budgets SBC: Student Budget Committee, a WSA committee in charge of allocating the student activities fund that holds weekly meetings so student groups can go and submit budget requests for upcoming events Science Center (ESC): Exley Science Center Sci-Li: Short for “Science Library,” located in Exley Science Center SJB: Student Judicial Board ST Lab: 24-hour computer lab on ground floor Science Center Summerfield: Student dining facility located in the Butterfield courtyard TEV: Transfer, Exchange and Visiting students The Butts: Butterfield res halls The Market Place: Student dining area on 2nd floor Usdan The Ride: Campus shuttle that runs from 7pm-4am Usdan: Campus center Wesleying: Wesleyan student-run blog WesMap: Online course schedule WesShop: Grocery store on campus where you can get anything from toothpaste, oatmeal, microwave food, fresh produce to kitchenware for only points and cash WestCo: West College res hall WesWings: Restaurant on High Street opposite the Butts, serves chicken wings and other yummy foods, only accepts points and cash WSA: Wesleyan Student Assembly Ze: Gender neutral pronoun Zelnick: Zelnick Pavilion, glass box connecting Memorial Chapel and 92 Theater, exhibitions and events are held there
This year’s Common Moment promises to be a memorable experience! Produced by the amazing staff at Wesleyan’s Center for the Arts, it will include incredible drumming, rhythmic movement, Prometheus (Wesleyan’s fire spinners), a human histogram, and of course, ice cream. 
Chaplains/Advisors sponsors a weekly service. All students are welcome and encouraged to attend any and all of these services, for which students assume many of the responsibilities of planning and leading. The Chaplains also work together to sponsor multi-faith programming through the Office of Religious and Spiritual Life (ORSL).