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Wesleyan Observes Lent in Ash Wednesday Service

Published on April 4, 2017 in Features by Julia Childers

Lent is a time of religious observance that begins on Ash Wednesday and ends approximately six weeks later on Holy Thursday. It is a time to focus on simple living, prayer and fasting in order to grow closer to God. It can range from fasting to giving up foods you enjoy, like sweets or soda. Wesleyan offers an Ash Wednesday service every year for both students and faculty. Keep Reading

Trappist-1: Captivating Space Discovery

Published on April 4, 2017 in Features by Esther Williams

In 2014, three new planets were discovered orbiting around an ultra-cool dwarf star, one that has a temperature under 2,700 K (4,400 °F). Keep Reading

Girls Basketball Wins 12th State Title

Published on April 3, 2017 in Sports by Julia Childers

The varsity girls basketball team traveled to Georgia Tech on Friday to compete for the state title. They faced Holy Innocents, a long-time rival, and the same opponent they faced the past 2 years. Wesleyan fell to the Bears twice in the regular season, but they won when it mattered the most, the region championship game. This victory gave them an easier path to the championship. Keep Reading

Wesleyan Celebrates Black History Month

Published on February 28, 2017 in Features by Katie Stipe

The month of February is celebrated annually at Wesleyan and across the U.S. as Black History Month. This month is a celebration of the accomplishments of black Americans and highlights the importance of African Americans in the history of the United States. Keep Reading

Students “Kick the Dust Up” at Sadie

Published on February 28, 2017 in News by Brooks Lalley

Watson Copeland, Ashton Cameron, Henry Beltrami, Cassie Henning, David Thrower, Katie Hanger, Lauren Pavlec, Daniel Baisier, Ansley Jones, and Jeb Brown take a picture before the dance. Henning
Juniors pose for a group picture before Sadie. Chatham
Sophomores pose for a picture before Sadie. Cooper
Freshmen take a picture before Sadie. Lalley

On Saturday Feb. 25, high school students gathered in Chandler Plaza for the annual Sadie Hawkins dance. This year, attendees came dressed in their best Western attire, as the theme was “Kick up the Dust.” Keep Reading

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