Karensa DiFonzo provides students and families with financial guidance
Karensa DiFonzo ’07 is approaching her 15th anniversary of her time here at Wellesley. Right after graduating, DiFonzo started working…
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Anna Rios ’01 uses her nontraditional degrees to find success at NBCUniversal
Senior Insights Director at NBCUniversal Anna Rios ’01 could never have imagined what Wellesley had in store for her when…
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Outside the Bubble
Wellesley library Fells branch to be renovated The small one-room schoolhouse on Weston Road in the town of Wellesley is…
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News in Brief
Wellesley Family Featured in WBUR’s “All Things Considered” Melissa Ludtke ’73 and her daughter Maya Ludtke ’19 recently appeared on…
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Across the board, organizations experience massive budget cuts of up to 50 percent
At Senate on Feb. 12, the Student Organization Funding Committee (SOFC) presented its Spring 2018 updates, which included extensive rebranding…
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Alice Dreger’s speech incites protest from Wellesley’s transgender community and allies
On Feb. 13 at 7 p.m., Dr. Alice Dreger spoke in the Clapp Library Lecture Room as part of the…
Read MoreScientists confirm existence of water that is simultaneously solid and liquid
There are many reasons to be concerned about water. Cape Town, a port city in South Africa, is suffering from…
Read MoreCongress needs to sponsor more legislation to promote better workplace standards
Last week, the House of Representatives passed two measures that changed the former sexual harassment policy on Capitol Hill. One…
Read MoreFreedom project promotes diverse viewpoints in contrast to Globe article
When I set foot in Palm Springs, Calif. this January, I knew that attending the annual Koch Foundation Donor Summit…
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External Review Board evaluates Jewish life on campus
On Feb. 2, an external review committee, comprised of three rabbis—Tuft University’s Jeff Summit, Colby College’s Rachel Isaacs (Wellesley class…
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