Catenella pursues her passion for classical music as a piano accompanist
Born in Singapore, Pallas Catenella ’17 has also lived in Indonesia, Jordan, Hungary, Russia, Egypt and is currently based in…
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College Government spotlight: A brief overview of Cabinet positions
President College Government President attends and oversees Senate meetings and is the representative of the student body during Board of…
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Students evaluate the effectiveness of LinkedIn when exploring professional opportunities
Launched in May 2003, the social networking site LinkedIn was created in order for professionals to discover new business opportunities…
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Increase in extinction of pollinators threatens world’s food supply
Your morning cup of coffee, the apple you ate for lunch and the salad you plan to eat for dinner…
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Students celebrate Black History Month with an exploration of diversity and intersectionality
Wellesley College’s Harambee House has been working for 45 years to support the college’s students of African descent. This month,…
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Chow for Now: making vegan breakfasts on the go
We have all experienced those panicked mornings when alarm clocks don’t go off, or we hit “snooze” unconsciously. In those…
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Through collaboration with organizations, alumnae reconnect with the Wellesley community
With over 35,000 alumnae in total, Wellesley College graduates constitute one of the world’s most influential women’s network. For some…
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Developments in Higher Education: 12/2
College enrollment of low-income students decreases Within the past eight years, many college students have witnessed an increase in financial…
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3D printing club encourages creation and innovation
In his 2013 State of the Union address, President Obama spoke of the developments in 3D printing, a new medium…
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Developments in Higher Education: 10/28
Medical school enrollment increases over past decade Medical schools nationwide have experienced a notable increase in applications and enrollments, according…
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