News in Brief 4/17/19
Wellesley professor runs the Boston Marathon Adam Van Arsdale, associate professor of anthropology, was among thousands of runners and wheelchair…
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Indigenous People’s Day resolution delayed in Wellesley town government
In mid-February, a large group of Wellesley community members –– including several Wellesley College students –– convened outside of Wellesley…
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Students express concern over Health Services “Let’s Be Blunt” campaign
At the beginning of this semester, new messages from Health Services were broadcasted on TV screens in dining halls and…
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News in Brief 4/03/2019
SHE’s run Sexuality Education Week This week, the Wellesley student Sexual Health Educators (SHEs) are bringing their yearly Sexuality Education…
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Student Organizations and Activities Committee proposes split
On Feb. 19, the Student Organizations and Appointments Committee (SOAC) chairs and College Government Vice President Saafia Masoom ’19 announced…
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Wellesley’s anti-weed campaign: A strange use of school resources
Over the past few months, bright and attention-grabbing advertisements have appeared all over Wellesley’s campus televisions. All the ads employ…
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MIT students, community members protest Kissinger
On Feb. 28, as part of a three day opening for the new $1 million MIT Schwarzman Computing Center –––…
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Stone Center to hire additional psychiatric providers
In 2017, a report came out that said that between 2007 and 2017, the number of college students seeking mental…
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Why I stand with Ilhan
Ilhan Omar, America’s first Somali congresswoman — and, along with Rashida Tlaib, one of the first Muslim congresswomen — became…
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Outside the Bubble 2/20/19
ICE detainees in Boston go on hunger strike Dozens of people detained by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) are on…
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