Only One-Third of International Students Returning to Campus for Fall Semester
Three is the number of countries and weeks it will take for Mai Ogiuchi ’23 to return to Wellesley for…
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Administrators shocked to learn that students dislike being left in dark
Wellesley College administrators were shocked to learn this week that students disliked being left in the dark about subjects like…
Read MoreSeniors face uncertain post graduation plans due to COVID-19
Kayli Balin ’20 had started job hunting in February. Now, in the face of a global pandemic and a looming…
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Tornadoes barrel through Tennessee
Gillian Sjoblom ’23 woke up on the morning of Mar. 3 to a barrage of concerned texts from friends and…
Read MorePresumptive positive cases of COVID-19 in Wellesley
On Mar. 6, district officials from the town of Wellesley announced early dismissals at Upham Elementary School and Wellesley Middle…
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New sophomore learning community
On Feb. 24, Director of Student Involvement & Leadership Jessica Grady sent an email to the class of 2023 informing…
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Wellesley faces third mildest winter in recorded history
Five years ago, during the second snowiest February in Boston history, there was an average of one new storm system…
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COVID-19 affects study-abroad programs, travel plans
As spring break approaches, the COVID-19 outbreak has introduced numerous uncertainties in the College community and beyond. According to an…
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Wellesley College prepares for new phase in Strategic Planning
On Feb. 18, President Paula A. Johnson sent a school-wide email informing students that the College was entering a new…
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News in Brief 2/19/20
Wellesley College Upstage presents Fade Tanya Saracho’s two-person play about class and status within the Latinx community premiered over the…
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