Students for Accessible Wellesley aims to boost disabled activism on campus
For several years, there has been no major advocacy organization for disabled, neurodivergent and/or chronically ill students at Wellesley. The…
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Delaney ’20 spends summer helping stage authentic Shakespeare productions
Margaux Delaney ’20 spent the summer as an intern at the American Shakespeare Center (ASC), a Shakespeare theater in southern…
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Students find common ground through Stone Center therapy groups
You may have seen posters around campus or received emails from the Stone Center, Wellesley’s mental health center, about the…
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Wellesley class colors paint a tradition
Every year, Convocation is a different color. This year it seemed to be sunshine yellow, with bright outfits peeking out…
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Wellesley alumna leads seminar on women, golf and business
Leslie Andrews’s ’82 love of golf has lasted for years. She has been a certified Ladies’ Professional Golf Association (LPGA)…
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Wellesley Softball swings into the final stretch
The Wellesley College softball team opened its 2018 season with an appearance at the PFX Spring Games conference in Clermont,…
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Regeneration gives students a chance to get their hands dirty: Growing plants on a century-old plot of land
In 2015, the town of Wellesley completed its purchase of the North 40—a 46-acre segment of land off Weston Road—from…
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Proposed “Stone Butch Blues” film raises questions about authorial legacies
Note: Leslie Feinberg used both she/her and zie/hir pronouns over the course of hir life. This article follows the style…
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WCEMS plans to bring lifesaving skills to Wellesley community
Have you ever thought about becoming an emergency medical technician (EMT)? Do you know what to do in the face…
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…
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