FIRST POSITIVE COVID-19 CASE REPORTED ON CAMPUS
The rumors began spreading through social media on the evening of Oct. 7: someone had tested positive for COVID-19. The…
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Native American Students Association cuts ties with anthropology department over course concerns
“It’s a minefield for racism. It’s going to happen, it’s just a question of when:” Lack of Indigenous representation sparks…
Read More“Maybe it’s my fault I’m not as productive:” perspectives from students working during a pandemic
Since March 2020, Wellesley students, alongside most of the American workforce, have seen the brutal extent of this pandemic reflected…
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Embrace Your Emo Phase
After finishing last semester, I was tasked with the milestone of cleaning out my parents’ home for their empty…
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Your Guide to Quarantine Halloween
As the first week of October is upon us, we can finally celebrate Halloween in confidence. A fan favorite for…
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The term system is brutal
On May 4, 2020 President Paula Johnson sent out an email, casually mentioning that the term system was a possibility…
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In-person classes reduced in size, locations changed
With students sitting six feet apart and professors lecturing to half empty rooms, in-person classes look very different this year….
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Students reflect on unprecedented move-in experience
Over the course of two weeks, around 1,500 students trickled back onto campus for the in-person fall semester. As COVID-19…
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Wildfires Concern Wellesley Students and Alumnae in California
This is the first year that Megan Gürer ’22 and her family have had to evacuate their home. Gürer, who…
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Staying safe and warm this winter
The high temperatures and high spirits on campus since moving in this semester have made following the safety protocols for…
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