News in Brief
Tracy Heather Strain ’82 Receives Emmy Nomination Wellesley alum Tracy Heather Strain member of the purple class of ‘82, recently…
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Outside the Bubble
Changes come to the Greater Boston public transit system The Massachusetts Bay Transit Authority (MBTA) is expected to be putting…
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Wellesley changes credit conversions for select MIT courses
On July 16, 2018, in the midst of the summer break, the Wellesley community was notified via email that there…
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Wellesley replaces Peter Pan with Local Motion, adopts new bus schedule
At the beginning of this school year, students were greeted with the news that Wellesley College would be partnering with…
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College Government President Statements of Intent
College Government President Statements of Intent Colleen Sam ’19 Hi Wellesley! My name is Colleen Sam and I am beyond…
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The Editorial Board responds to The Boston Globe article from Feb. 2, 2018
On Feb. 2, The Boston Globe published an article written by Annie Linskey ’97 about the influence the Koch Foundation…
Read More“Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead,” but the play lives on
It can be hard to keep the 52-year-old “Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead” from feeling a bit…dated. Once boundary-pushing, the…
Read MoreSeparating art and artist sparks debate with Hollywood and film-lovers alike
It is important to note that separating art and artists is a topic that must be discussed in a respectful,…
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Screening of “Get Out” and talkback take on racial microaggressions and pervasive whiteness
For Black History Month, the Wellesley College Film Society, in collaboration with Harambee House, screened “Get Out” and “The Color…
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Professor Connie Bauman bridges the gap between sports and medicine in the classroom
With the world of physical education at her fingertips and a passion for enacting change, physical education Professor Connie Bauman…
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