INVESTIGATION: Corporatizing our community – Critical maintenance needs drain college funds
In our two previous issues, The Wellesley News revealed findings from our investigation, “Corporatizing our community,” into the Voluntary Retirement…
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INVESTIGATION: Corporatizing our community – Critical maintenance needs drain college funds
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Liberal cities are not immune to implicit bias and racist institutions
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The Spoke encourages dialogue and interdisciplinary learning at Wellesley
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Clare Egan: The return of an Olympian
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Wellesley Watches: The Marvel Cinematic Universe
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News
President’s Corner: 4/25
Hey Wellesley Sibs, This is my last Wednesday column in my tenure as College Government President. I want to first…
Affordable housing proposals cause for debate in the town of Wellesley
The town government of Wellesley is currently creating a housing production plan that would stave off 40B housing proposals, which…
Features
Brooke Henderson keeps the art library running smoothly
From aiding students who need help with research to unboxing new books and managing student workers, Wellesley College’s Art Librarian…
The Child Study Center treasures childhood more than anything
One of the first things those who enter Wellesley College via the eastern gates will see is a small, white…
Kimberly Huestis ’05 finds success with her jewelry company, Porcelain and Stone
Kimberly Huestis ’05 never imagined that she would start her own porcelain jewelry line. Having majored in architecture and French…
Opinions
Liberal cities are not immune to implicit bias and racist institutions
Last Monday, a Black Harvard University student was beaten by Cambridge Police while being arrested for public intoxication and nudity…
Letter to the Editor
To the Editor, Contrary to what Jodi Wei ’20 reports in her article (“Investigation: Corporatizing our community—Financial anxiety at Wellesley…
Justice Gorsuch’s vote showed his disdain for powerful government not immigrant injustice
This past week, the Supreme Court heard Sessions v. Dimaya, an immigration case which determined whether the government could deport…
Arts
New Girl Has Lost Its Charm
The television show “New Girl” has been a fixture in my life since I stumbled upon it during my junior…
Lamar’s “DAMN.” deserves Pulitzer for its music, content quality
On April 16, Pulitzer Administrator Dana Canedy announced American rapper and songwriter Kendrick Lamar as the 2018 recipient for the…
Wellesley Watches: The Marvel Cinematic Universe
“This is an impossible choice. AN IMPOSSIBLE CHOICE,” wrote one anonymous voter in response to our survey asking Wellesley students…
Sports and Wellness
Athletics Update
Members of Wellesley’s golf, lacrosse, softball, tennis, crew and track and field teams had a busy week concluding their 2018…
Diversity Coalition Hosts First Student Versus Faculty-Staff Soccer Game
On Friday, April 20 approximately 40 members of the Wellesley community gathered on the soccer field for the first ever…
Clare Egan: The return of an Olympian
On Monday, April 23, Clare Egan ’10 returned to Wellesley to discuss her journey from college undergrad to Olympic biathlete…
Online
Students decide: berries in the dining halls or affordable, reliable transportation, mental health resources and support for low-income students and students of color?
In this “Saw”-like scenario, Wellesley students are forced to choose between two equatable options: we can have strawberries, raspberries and…
What to do if you’re worried about kissing someone who looks a little too much like your dad: A guide to Marathon Monday
As Marathon Monday approaches and Wellesley students flock to CVS to stock up on chapstick, there’s one lingering question left…
Everyone saw you drop a fork in the compost bin
Despite your furtive efforts to conceal the naked horror in your eyes, a recent investigation has revealed the scope of…