Student organizations introduce College and outside resources to the community
Last week, a number of on-campus organizations hosted career and resource fairs for both their club members and the College…
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Senate Report : 10/4
Updates on hiring announcements The committee to hire the director of student involvement and leadership has begun to receive applications…
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Wellesley welcomes Posse I from Houston amongst record-setting class of 2021
On Aug. 30, Wellesley College welcomed approximately 600 new students—including first-years, Davis Scholars and transfer students—to the campus. Ten of…
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Audrey Stevens ’17 creates thesis film providing window into female mental health, depression
Most theses turned in on April 21 were of the paper-and-ink variety, but Audrey Stevens ’17, The Wellesley News’s Photo…
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Stress levels rise as Chainsmokers’ album debuts at No. 1
When the fourth Google result for “chainsmokers new album” comes up as “Chainsmokers’ Memories’: Is this the worst album of…
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Social media discourse fails to produce substantive results
Everyone is entitled to their own opinion, but the rise of social media as a platform to air grievances about…
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Boston Calling promises excitement with major changes
On May 27 of last year, Boston Calling announced that it would be moving from its usual location of Boston’s…
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Laura Kipnis’ talk sparks heated discussion on campus
Here follows the second section following our article on The Freedom Project last week. Since Laura Kipnis’ talk on Mar….
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Instagram cartoonist @hiddenheartbreak delivers an honest look at moving on
The old adage “a picture is worth a thousand words” rings especially true on Hidden Heartbreak, an Instagram page whose…
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Kristina Wong’s “The Wong Street Journal” offers an insightful twist on the Asian-American experience
“A confession everyone—I’M ASIAN! Surprise!” The loud proclamation opened up Kristina Wong’s show, “The Wong Street Journal,” on Mar. 8….
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