Olin’s ‘deliver me’ debuts at Wellesley
This mailbox recently appeared in the Lulu Chow Wang Center near Mail Services. It is part of the “deliver me”…
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Student government: then and now
The Wellesley College student government began on Feb. 18, 1876, after the College had been open only one year as…
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Student pushes for new male speech therapy program
***Editor’s Note: This article was published as part of the satirical April 1, 2015 issue Aya Takalat ’16 has a plan to bring male…
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Amnesty International hosts second International Women’s Day event
At the start of the International Women’s Day celebration last Sunday, Tishman Commons was packed with people there to see…
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Women’s engineering conference addresses gender gap in the field
The Harvard Women in Computer Science group hosted its second Women Engineers Code conference (WECode) at Harvard University on Feb….
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Alpha Kappa Chi: Mixing the old and the new
Classics society revived on campus Wellesley’s Alpha Kappa Chi seems an unlikely mix of old and new. An old society…
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Outdoor sculptures add artistic interest on campus
Tony Matelli’s Sleepwalker statue caused a furor on campus last year that launched Wellesley into both national and international news….
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KSC renovations to be completed by January 2015
Renovations to the Keohane Sports Center (KSC) Fieldhouse began in March, and the construction remains on schedule, which means that…
Read MoreDavis Scholars balance unique identities at Wellesley
The woman in front of me looks just like any other Wellesley student. Young, with hazel eyes, short blond hair…
Read MoreJapanese, Spanish, Italian and French assistants speak on their adjustments to life at Wellesley
Holding classes, having office hours, hosting events and helping students with their conversation and grammar skills are roles that many…
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