Wellesley considers changing shuttle bus contract
At Senate on April 23, College Vice President and Dean of Students Sheilah Horton announced that the Peter Pan bus…
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Affordable housing proposals cause for debate in the town of Wellesley
The town government of Wellesley is currently creating a housing production plan that would stave off 40B housing proposals, which…
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News in Brief
Emily Hamilton ’18 wins hoop rolling Emily “Emmy” Hamilton ’18 was the first to finish in Wellesley’s 123rd hoop rolling…
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Slam poetry team wins fourth place at national competition
“Slam is silly,” said Bella O’Connor ’21, one of the five members of Wellesley’s competitive spoken-word poetry team, which just…
Read MoreWe need to speak the truth to prospies
From Sunday, April 8 through Tuesday, April 10, about 500 prospective students swarmed Wellesley’s campus, and we as current students…
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Wellesley professor publishes book explaining motivations behind environmental choices
Wellesley Political Science and Environmental Science Professor Beth DeSombre is a woman who approaches life from many perspectives. She’s a…
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Poet and activist Yosimar Reyes talks about undocumented immigrant experience
On March 6, the Project for Public Leadership and Action, a group of Wellesley faculty interested in public scholarship and…
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Community walkout honors victims of Parkland shooting and inspires activism at Wellesley
The mass shooting that occurred on Feb. 14 in Parkland, Fla. sent shockwaves across the nation, inspiring activism and solidarity,…
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First Committee On Inclusive Excellence Town Hall takes on achievement gap
On Wednesday, March 28, the Committee on Inclusive Excellence held the first of its series of town hall meetings to…
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Wellesley alumnae at Harvard contemplate graduate student unionization
Many Wellesley students choose to continue their education after their four years here. Eighty percent of Wellesley graduates, according to…
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