Wesley reduces Aramark's contract 14 percent
Because of budget cuts, some students may be cleaning their own toilets this year.
Aramark’s budget has been cut by 14 percent.
Author: victor_greto
Wesley pool to remain closed
By Kim Manahan (Whetstone staff writer)
Wesley’s pool will remain closed.
Behind gates and locked doors, the pool water sits, reflecting a brownish color.
The pool closed last fall when someone complained about the color of the water, said Eric Nelson, vice president for finance.
Read MoreMalmberg to increase room capacity
The more the merrier, right?
“Six person suites†will replace the “quads†on the second floor of Malmberg Hall next year.
“We wanted to make Malmberg more affordable,†said director of residence life, Kevin Hansbury.
Next year, the cost of Malmberg will go down.
Doubles will cost $7,500 rather than $8,500, and the “suites†will cost $3,250 per semester.
The suites will have three people in each room, rather than two.
Costs for the additional furniture needed to accommodate students will be about $26,000.
Zimmerman will have no price change for next year.
Read MoreStudents honored by congressman
Delaware Congressman Mike Castle met with Wesley College students Ghada Alabed and Jordan Wheatley on April 13 in Washington D.C., to congratulate them on their research at the 14th annual Council of Undergraduate Research Posters on the Hill event.
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