Senate votes down Hong Kong Lennon wall proposal
On Nov. 18, Senate voted on whether or not to permit a Lennon Wall, a display of Post-It notes filled…
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School releases new policy on demonstration and free expression
On Nov. 25, members of Wellesley’s upper administration sent a school-wide email announcing the release of the new policy on…
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The Wellesley Student Aid Society’s Clothes Closet reopened and reconfigured
In a small, unassuming room on the ground floor of Stone Davis reside rows upon rows of new winter boots,…
Read MoreWellesley appoints new Title IX and 504 coordinator
On Nov. 12, President Paula Johnson announced that Wellesley would be taking on a new coordinator for Title IX and…
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Vera Pavlova illustrates the Russian childhood through verse and Tchaikovsky
The Wellesley College Russian department hosted acclaimed Russian poet, Vera Pavlova, for “A Night of Music and Poetry.” Throughout the…
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“Charlie’s Angels” confirm it didn’t hurt when they fell from heaven
The 2019 revival of “Charlie’s Angels,” based on the 1976 television series and the 1999 movie, opened with a disappointing…
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“Doctor Sleep” succeeds on its own but fails as a sequel
Mike Flanagan’s (no relation to the writer) “Doctor Sleep” confirms what we already knew: it is impossible to create a…
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Ask Wendy and Wanda
What is a Wendy? Wendy manages to take on just about everything and do it all perfectly. Of course this…
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Athletics Update 11/20/2019
Volleyball Wellesley Volleyball fell to Clarkson University 3-1 in the Second Round of the 2019 NCAA Division III Women’s Volleyball…
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Eat at your own risk: foods to watch out for in the dining halls
We all know the feeling. You’ve just finished up a particularly exhausting midterm. You stumble into the closest dining hall,…
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