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New Wesleyan Website

So the Wes homepage (including “About, Academics, Campus Life, Alumni, Parents, and Offices & Services pages”) got a major makeover. It launched today, and it looks . . . different.
Some semi-coherent observations from the ACB:
I appreciate the efforts to revamp the website, and totally respect the amount of time and work that went into making [...]

Wesleyan Website Redesign

If you haven’t heard yet, the Wesleyan website is getting a redesign, and they’re looking to get lots of feedback from students. In addition to meeting with a student focus group (which I am part of), they’ve set up a blog where you can comment on the old site and where they’ll put updates and [...]

Help Redesign the Wes Homepage

The Wes homepage is being redesigned – join the WSA focus group to get involved in the process:
A collaborative effort between University Communications and the New Media Lab in ITS is currently underway to realize a new web presence for Wesleyan, including making changes to Wesleyan’s core website design and content.
In effort to maximize the [...]

Help Redesign the Wes Homepage

The Wes homepage is being redesigned – join the WSA focus group to get involved in the process:
A collaborative effort between University Communications and the New Media Lab in ITS is currently underway to realize a new web presence for Wesleyan, including making changes to Wesleyan’s core website design and content.
In effort to maximize the [...]

Wes-related stuff people have sent in lately

More interesting summer time-wasting tidbits:

Remember IraqTheVote, an online petition (but a legitimate petition!) started by Wesleyan psych prof Scott Plous? It has a simple idea: let Iraqis vote on whether the American military should get out of Iraq or not. Jon Golbe ’06 (Jewno, Chicks in the City) points out that IraqTheVote was [...]

Wes-related stuff people have sent in lately

More interesting summer time-wasting tidbits:

Remember IraqTheVote, an online petition (but a legitimate petition!) started by Wesleyan psych prof Scott Plous? It has a simple idea: let Iraqis vote on whether the American military should get out of Iraq or not. Jon Golbe ’06 (Jewno, Chicks in the City) points out that IraqTheVote was [...]