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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Professor Mata combines love of literature with commitment to gender equity
As a member of the women’s and gender studies (WGST) department at Wellesley, Associate Professor Irene Mata brings her background…
Read MoreWellesley athletes warm up winter session
During Wellesley’s Wintersession, four out of the 13 total Wellesley sports teams stay on campus to devote time to their…
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Kyla Petrie ’17 coordinates psychology research on campus
After graduating with a degree in psychology, Kyla Petrie ’17 returned to campus this past August as a research coordinator….
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Guy Mendilow Ensemble bridges past and present through musical storytelling
On November 29 at 7 p.m., the Guy Mendilow Ensemble will perform their show, “The Forgotten Kingdom,” at Wellesley’s Houghton…
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Wellesley’s interdisciplinary architecture program encompasses a liberal arts approach to design
For future architects, the question “Why Wellesley?” can be a little complicated. Unlike five-year architecture programs at other colleges, Wellesley…
Read MorePeer Health Educators provide a judgment-free space for students to talk about sensitive topics
It is often difficult for students to reach out for help concerning their physical, mental or sexual health. Embarrassment, or…
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Slang should be adopted into newer versions of dictionary
Merriam-Webster, now almost 200 years old, is one of America’s most popular dictionaries. This September, their editors announced that they…
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Guild of the Carillonneurs preserves a long-standing tradition of playing enchanting music
As you’re walking around campus or perhaps rushing to your next class, you might hear eerie music floating in the…
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Wellesley students personally connect with prospective students throughout admissions process
When high school students begin the college application process, it can often feel dehumanizing for them to summarize everything they…
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