Ashraf Youssef suspended for undisclosed reasons
Cw: unsolicited messages Earlier this month, Ashraf Youssef, a popular campus employee, was suspended by Wellesley College. On Tuesday, April…
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Wellesley Students protest lack of accessible resources at Spring Open Campus
On Monday April 8, President Paula Johnson stood in front of prospective students and their families in Alumnae Hall to…
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News in Brief: 4/10/19
Two Wellesley students receive Watson Fellowships Geoscience major Lucy Wanzer ’19 and economics major Sophia Zupanc ’19 both earned Thomas…
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Students express concern over Health Services “Let’s Be Blunt” campaign
At the beginning of this semester, new messages from Health Services were broadcasted on TV screens in dining halls and…
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Outside The Bubble 4/03/2019
Officials alert public to possibility of measles exposure The first case of measles in Massachusetts this year has been confirmed….
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Harvard and Weinstein: can’t have both
Ronald S. Sullivan Jr. made a name for himself as one of the most high profile criminal defense attorneys in…
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Wellesley lacrosse is gearing up for a strong season
Last April, Wellesley lacrosse finished its season with an overall record of 2-14. The team began its 2019 campaign on…
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Can we address the elephant in the room? Or did someone steal that too?
On Feb. 26, residents of Severance Hall gathered for a mandatory all-hall meeting where residential leaders and Campus Police Officer…
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Warren announces 2020 Presidential Campaign, student responses vary
On February. 9, Senator Elizabeth Warren stood in front of an energetic crowd in Lawrence, MA and formally launched her…
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Student organization and President Johnson comment on the Department of Education’s proposed regulations to Title IX
On Nov. 19, the U.S. Department of Education released its proposed regulations on how colleges and universities are required to…
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