Wellesley online communities restrict controversial posts in order to avoid negativity
On April 21 at 9:59 p.m., the Wellesley Confessions Facebook page, where students can anonymously post complaints, compliments, questions and…
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Outside the Bubble
“Me Too” movement reaches Boston with Wynn Resorts name change The luxury hotel chain Wynn Resorts is simultaneously building Massachusetts’…
Read MoreSpaces Created by POC is What We Need in Wellesley Theatre
Although I wasn’t heavily involved in theatre throughout high school, it always noticeable to me that our productions never included…
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Senate Report: 4/30
New residential director addresses concerns at Senate Helen Wang, the new director of residential life, presented at Senate this week…
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News in Brief
Wellesley celebrates Latinx Month in April In April, Wellesley celebrated Latinx Month with performances, lectures and workshops for community members…
Read MoreWellesley considers changing shuttle bus contract
At Senate on April 23, College Vice President and Dean of Students Sheilah Horton announced that the Peter Pan bus…
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Students rally behind beloved professor
Lecturer in Africana Studies Ophera Davis loves to develop “the whole student.” “That’s my goal,” she explained: “to develop the…
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Wellesley College’s commitment to sustainability insufficient for student activists
As Wellesley’s Year of Sustainability comes to an end, student activism groups have organized to push the administration to adopt…
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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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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…
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