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Conference Including Connecticut College, Trinity, and Wesleyan Cancels Winter Sports Competition
The New England Small College Athletic Conference, which includes Connecticut College, Trinity College and Wesleyan University. has canceled winter sports competition. The presidents of the 11 colleges and universities in the conference released a statement Thursday afternoon that says the NESCAC presidents unanimously decided to cancel NESCAC conference competition, including conference championships, for the winter season. The NESCAC is made…
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Pandemic Fatigue Adds to COVID-19 Winter Risks
With cases once again on the rise, health experts are warning Americans not to become lax in protecting themselves and others from the coronavirus.
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Wesleyan University Students Back on Campus
Wesleyan University students are back on campus for the fall semester for in-person & online classes.
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No Eased Restrictions for Man Who Killed Wesleyan Student
The man who gunned down a Wesleyan University student eleven years ago will remain in Connecticut’s maximum-security psychiatric hospital. A panel ruled Stephen Morgan is not ready to move to a less restrictive setting, as he serves out his 60-year sentence. Morgan, now 40, was found not guilty by reason of insanity in 2011 in connection with the 2009 fatal…
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Stephen Morgan Faces Psychiatric Review Board
The man accused of gunning down a Wesleyan student 11 years ago will remain in a psychiatric hospital.
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Wesleyan Plans On-Campus Start to Fall Semester Aug. 31
Wesleyan University announced its plans Wednesday to have students and staff return to campus at the end of August. The plan is to begin the fall semester on the Middletown campus on Aug.31, a full week earlier than originally scheduled. Students who are not able to return to the campus for the fall semester will be able to take advantage…
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NESCAC Cancels Conference Spring Sports Over Coronavirus Concerns
The college athletic conference that includes three Connecticut schools has canceled all spring sports over coronavirus concerns. Trinity College in Hartford, Wesleyan University in Middletown, and Connecticut College in New London all belong to the New England Small College Athletic Conference (NESCAC). “In light of the decision of many NESCAC schools to have students return home and complete the semester…
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Hunt on for Deadly Hit-and-Run Driver in Middletown
The hunt is on for the hit-and-run driver who killed a woman in Middletown. Now people in that city are grieving after the death of the longtime cafeteria worker at Wesleyan University. “It’s just an awful, awful tragedy,” said Mayor Ben Florsheim, D – Middletown. Many are mourning a woman who died after a hit-and-run at the intersection of...
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Wesleyan Worker Killed in Hit-and-Run
Brooke Rich, 41, of Middletown, was crossing Washington Street at the intersection with High Street when she was hit around 9 p.m., according to police.
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Police Identify Woman Hit and Killed in Middletown
Police have identified the woman who was killed in a hit-and-run near Wesleyan in Middletown on Wednesday night.
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Wesleyan Student Being Monitored for Coronavirus
A Wesleyan student is in isolation and is being monitored for the Coronavirus after exhibiting some symptoms following a trip to Asia.
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Wesleyan Football Field Rich in History
Andrus Field sits at the center of Wesleyan University and the school’s record books boast it as the oldest continuously used football field in the country.
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Wesleyan Football Field Rich in History
Andrus Field at Wesleyan in Middletown is the oldest and longest continuously-used football field in all of the NCAA.
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Young Voters Take to the Polls in Middletown
In Middletown, nearby students at Wesleyan University took the time to take part in voting for local elections Tuesday.
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EnCon Police Release Names of Wesleyan Students Involved in Boating Accident in Hebron
EnCon Police have released the names of the Wesleyan students who were involved in a boating accident on Amston Lake in Hebron over the weekend.
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Middletown Divided Over Renaming of Middle School
A proposal to change the name of a Middletown middle school is causing a divide between those in town.
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Middletown Divided Over Renaming of Middle School
There are differing opinions in Middletown over a decision to rename Woodrow Wilson Middle School.
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Should Colleges Require Applicants to Submit SAT or ACT Scores?
Whether or not a college or university requires standardized testing as part of the admissions process is something for high school seniors to consider.
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National Girls and Women in Sports Day Encourages Girls to Get Out and Play
February 6 is National Girls and Women in Sports Day and leading up to it, the women of Wesleyan University Athletics want to get more girls out and playing.
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CT LIVE!: Middletown Food Tour
Jimmy sampled food at Cafe 56, the Tibetan Kitchen, and the Celtic Cavern.