Wellesley’s first U.S. Olympian urges students to “carpe diem”
Clare Egan ’10 recently became Wellesley’s third Olympian and its first U.S. Olympian competing in the Biathlon, a sport that…
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Editors of The Common inspire interest in literary magazines
On Friday, Feb. 23, the Wellesley College English Department hosted Jennifer Acker and Elizabeth Witte respectively, the editor-in-chief and assistant…
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North Korea’s “army of beauties” is not the army we should focus on
The North Korean cheerleaders, a team of 230 young women sent to the PyeongChang 2018 Olympic Winter Games to support…
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Film Society plans to diversify movie selection
Every Friday and Saturday night, The Wellesley College Film Society holds screenings of two films at Collins Cinema, and each…
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Donation of unisex suits offers new clothing options at Career Education
Leon Wu, founder and creator of suit design company Sharpe Suiting, located in Los Angeles, recently donated a collection of…
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Academic Council to vote on shadow grading’s future
On Wednesday, May 3, Wellesley’s Academic Council will vote on the future of shadow grading at Wellesley College. The Council,…
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Victims of violence should not have their pasts scrutinized by media
Whenever instances of abuse or violence occur and are widely spread over social media, a lot of information will often…
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Honor Code Council retracts changes to Constitution
At Senate on March 13, Wellesley’s Honor Code Council (HCC) presented a few changes that it wished to make to…
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News in Brief: 3/8
Wellesley fall housing process begins this week Wellesley College kicked off fall housing process on March 6 by releasing each…
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Student-led initiative fights for tenured position in Asian-American Studies program
A group of Wellesley students recently created an initiative in an effort to obtain a tenure-track Asian-Americanist professor for the…
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