Glorianne Collver-Jacobson’s lute and guitar talents take her around the world
Glorianne Collver Jacobson’s passion for guitar and lute has led her from northern California to Switzerland and back, before ultimately…
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Dissues campaign shines spotlight on homegrown sustainability
In the fall 2017 semester, Nicole Zhao ’20 and Yuxi Xia ’20 initiated a campaign to tackle the problem of…
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College hosts event series in response to immigration policy changes
In response to changing U.S. immigration policies, Wellesley College has hosted a series of events in the last several weeks…
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News in Brief
Clare Egan becomes Wellesley’s first U.S. Olympian Clare Egan ’10 competed in the biathlon at the Pyeongchang Winter Olympics this…
Read MoreWellesley receives McNair Grant to promote graduate studies in STEM
Wellesley College announced on Nov. 14 that it has received a $1.133 million grant from the U.S. Department of Education…
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Contemplating cable TV and colorism
Over the Thanksgiving holiday, I was lucky enough to spend a few days with family, enjoying food, company and a…
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Wellesley Asian Alliance celebrates 25th anniversary with two-day symposium on student activism
This past weekend, Wellesley Asian Alliance (WAA) commemorated its 25th anniversary with a two-day symposium on Nov. 10 and 11….
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Blue Swim and Dive focuses on positivity as their season begins
The Wellesley College Swimming and Diving team is off to a mixed start this season, sweeping its Nov. 4 meet…
Read MoreFall athletes impress in conference season honors
Several of Wellesley’s fall athletes earned NEWMAC Conference honors at the end of this year’s fall season. After a heartbreaking…
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Tower Court West fire promptly extinguished, rooms damaged due to sprinklers
Shortly before midnight on Monday, Oct. 30, a small fire broke out in a student’s room on the fifth floor…
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