College suspends health and society minor indefinitely, citing lack of course availability
Yesterday, Chair of the Committee on Curriculum and Academic Policy (CCAP) Ann Velenchik announced to the College via email that…
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Rep. Joe Kennedy returns to Wellesley, This time at a 2020 senate candidate
On Nov. 16, Congressman Joe Kennedy made a stop at Wellesley College for an hour long conversation hosted by the…
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Obituary: Remembering Wellesley College Google Groups
Wellesley College Google Groups, a ubiquitous aspect of all Wellesley lives that has guided, enraged and above all, connected the…
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Career Education cancels on-campus CIA Info and Recruitment session citing ‘potential event disruption’
Yesterday, Career Education notified students who were interested in the Nov. 13 Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) information and recruitment session…
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A rare but enlightening look into Wellesley’s party people
With its picturesque lake and hallowed stone halls, Wellesley College is not exactly known as a wild party school. When…
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DACA on the Docket: Wellesley College joins other universities on a Supreme Court amicus brief
On Nov. 12, the Supreme Court will hear oral arguments on the Trump administration’s attempt to rescind Deferred Action for…
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Financial aid looks different for Wellesley international students. Here’s how.
Financial considerations are, for most, a significant factor in determining their higher education path. Wellesley’s financial aid assistance program is…
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I attended the town hall last week and reported on the proceedings, and it’s blindingly clear that the problems at…
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Who the (WC)Heck are the Hydration Enthusiasts?
When the idea for the Wellesley College Hydration Enthusiasts Club (WCHEC) was first conceived, even the founders would find the…
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Students hold urgent town hall on campus issues; upper administration declines to attend
“The fact that the administration isn’t here is so disappointing but also so telling,” added Thayer Wilson ’23, a first year attendee.
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