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This is a part of Wesleying's 2025 Unofficial Orientation Series. You can check out our welcome post with links to other articles here. Orientation is a wild time. There are the parties you hear about people going to, but have no idea how to find. There are those first awkward meals with your hallmates/roommates. There are the nights when you curl up in bed with a picture of your best friends from high school and wonder why you didn’t just follow them to college. Our goal tod

This is a part of Wesleying's 2025 Unofficial Orientation Series. You can check out our welcome post with links to other articles here. Disclaimer: While the tips introduced in this post can be applied universally, you should remember that your odds of getting into a class depend primarily not on your effort, but on the professor’s policies and the popularity of the class. Still, trying can’t hurt! During drop/add, students are able to add pretty much any class to their sched

Originally posted April 29, 2014 by Wesleying The contents of the following article contain offensive, derogatory language, and material that may be triggering for survivors of sexual assault. The names and some of the details in this article have been changed for privacy and legal concerns (but more about that last bit later). Written in bold black sharpie, the phrase “She said stop, I said Hammer Time,” was one of the first things that Dan and I saw on move-in day. I was he

A list of my most unexpected paper and project topics from my time at Wesleyan.