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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“The Bachelorette” takes long overdue step forward with Rachel Lindsay
There is a Black Bachelorette and I am thrilled. Rachel Lindsay is a 31-year-old lawyer from Dallas who specializes in…
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Middle-Eastern dance breaks into P.E. scene
Beginning in the 2017 Spring semester, Wellesley College started offering Middle Eastern Dance, a physical education dance class that meets…
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Trump killed my journalistic integrity
In a desire to be professional, the journalists at the Wellesley News have been dancing around a sentiment that resounds…
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Jhumpa Lahiri discusses artistry and “the pain of seperation” in Newhouse Center talk
After several novels and short story collections about South Asian immigrants to the United States, Jhumpa Lahiri rose to prominence…
Read MoreAmerican Democrat, Indian Conservative
“I support Obama,” my grandfather said, putting aside a copy of Newsweek magazine with the candidate on the cover in…
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Wellesley Community shaken after alleged hate crime perpetrated by Babson students
On Nov 9, two students from Babson College, Edward Tomasso and Parker Rander-Ricciardi, drove around Wellesley College shouting slogans from…
Read MoreWellesley College introduces new courses for Spring 2017 semester
PHIL 267: Nihilistic Aspirations This course will fulfill the epistemology and cognition requirement for aspiring hipsters who want to have…
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Hillary Clinton’s loss to Donald Trump shakes Wellesley community and election events
On Tuesday Nov 8, Wellesley College gathered to watch the 2016 Presidential election as a community. Alumnae, students, faculty, and…
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The Wellesley News remains committed to journalistic excellence
To the Wellesley College Community: We, the editors-in-chief and members of the editorial board of The Wellesley News, would like…
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