Delay in student leader compensation incites widespread organizing within Wellesley’s community
According to spam displayed across campus, Resident Assistants (RAs) and House Presidents (HPs) were promised by an unnamed individual that…
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Inaugural Sophomore Reorientation strives to recognize Class of 2020’s academic and extracurricular needs
This past Thursday, the Class Dean’s Office hosted the first Sophomore Reorientation. In partnership with Career Education, the Class Dean’s…
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Athlete Profile: Alice Zhou ’17
Track and Field athlete Alice Zhou ’17 has been competing since her freshman year of high school. However, it wasn’t…
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Raíz hosts demonstration in solidarity with “A Day without Immigrants”
On Monday, May 1, Wellesley’s immigration rights group, Raiz, hosted a strike with other organizations on campus in support of…
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FreeStyle Celebrates 20th Anniversary with joyful show featuring guest performers
This past Saturday, Wellesley’s hip hop dance group, Freestyle, put on its annual spring show, Jam On It (JOI). JOI…
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Wellesley sees sharp decrease in acceptance rate for incoming class of 2021
This year, Wellesley experienced a decrease in its initial admissions rate for the incoming Class of 2021. The historically-competitive admissions…
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Compensation will not solve all of College Government’s Issues
This coming Wednesday, the student body will vote on whether or not to compensate Wellesley College Government by using approximately…
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Students unite to protest former Israeli Defense Forces spokeswoman
On Monday, Feb. 27, the Political Science Majors Council hosted Miri Eisin, a former spokesperson for the Israeli Defense Forces…
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Senate Report: 3/1
Fresh Check Day College Government President Zainab Younus ’17 reminded the Senate body that Fresh Check Day will be held…
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Student Organizers hold rally to inspire political mobilization in Wellesley community
This past Thursday, Raíz, The Wellesley Asian Alliance, Wellesley Students for Justice in Palestine, Wellesley’s African Students Association and Babson’s…
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