North Korea’s threats hit home April 18, 2013 Jessica Mackey Staff Writer Is it time to bring back the old time bunkers from the Cold War era? Are we back into a…
Fear the new, improved fish April 18, 2013 Alex Tatum Staff Writer For 10 years athletic events on campus have been made more spirited by our mascot, Bob Marlin. But this year,…
Extended roadwork, extended headache April 18, 2013 Steven bond Staff Writer Every person exiting our school by vehicle ends up on Wesleyan Drive. According to Vice President of Operations Bruce Vaughan,…
Symposium provides opportunities, connections April 18, 2013 Maria Marinelli Staff Writer Virginia Wesleyan’s Undergraduate Research Symposium will begin on Monday, Apr. 29 in the Pearce Hospitality Suite at 4:30 p.m. The…
Catholic Mass removed April 2, 2013 Steven bond Staff Writer and Olivia Burmingham Staff Writer Due to funding, time constraints and attendance, the tradition of Sunday Catholic Mass has been…
Sequestration nation April 2, 2013 Thomas Mills Photo Editor Governmental budget cuts threaten the Hampton Roads area, leaving Wesleyan worried about financial aid. First came the sequestration: a government…
Fundraising competition raises over $1,700 April 2, 2013 Kaci Parker Staff Writer Penny wars Twelve groups utilize healthy competition to raise money for a special cause. Penny Wars is a friendly competition…
Tuition comes in, but how much goes out? March 7, 2013 Sequoia Mulgrave Online Editor Many students complain about the tuition rates here at Virginia Wesleyan, but students’ tuition is generally about the same range…
‘STI’ scare prompts need for education March 7, 2013 Steven Bond Staff Writer and Olivia Birmingham Staff Writer steven Bond Staff Writer and Olivia Birmingham Staff Writer The sexually transmitted infection (STI) scare…
Intoxicated March 7, 2013 Alex Tatum Staff Writer Wesleyan is no exception to nationwide presence and use of illegal substances and alcohol on college campuses. We take a…