Wellesley students in environmental studies class take on global recycling crisis
Over the past semester, your waste disposal habits have been of acute importance to students in Wellesley’s environmental studies capstone…
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We need to support the ambitions of working mothers
On April 9, Illinois Senator Tammy Duckworth became the first woman to give birth while serving as a U.S. Senator….
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Trump supporters fear loss of white supremacy not economic security
Last week, Diana C. Mutz, a political science professor at the University of Pennsylvania, published a study that characterizes Trump…
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Why students should rally behind the Global Flora Project
On Thursday, April 26, students, horticulturists and alumnae gathered to listen as the faculty and staff of the Wellesley College…
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Student salaries and stipends: How do we determine who gets paid?
Wellesley’s diversity extends only as far as the salaries that student workers receive. For instance, Resident Assistants (RAs) receive $2,100,…
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The evolution of fungal gravity sensing
Most of us have experienced that disappointing moment when we pull some delicious food out of the refrigerator — strawberries,…
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Professor Kate Gilhuly pursues interest in literature through research in classics
Armed since childhood with an insatiable love for literature, Professor Kate Gilhuly of the classics department dreamt of writing her…
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Snapshots of Study Abroad: Finding a niche among 32,900 students
I did not have a typical orientation experience when I came to Wellesley as a first year three years ago….
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Wellesley alumna leads seminar on women, golf and business
Leslie Andrews’s ’82 love of golf has lasted for years. She has been a certified Ladies’ Professional Golf Association (LPGA)…
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President’s Corner: 5/2
Hey Wellesley, Welcome back to the President’s Corner under your new College Government (CG) Cabinet! I am Saafia Masoom, your…
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