Task force on Speech and Inclusion holds first town hall of the semester
On Wednesday, Sept. 26, the Task Force on Speech and Inclusion held their first town hall. The Task Force was…
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Outside the Bubble
Boston rallies against Brett Kavanaugh’s nomination to the Supreme Court Hundreds of protesters gathered at Boston City Hall on Monday,…
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New residential life policies promote greater community engagement
Shortly before their training began, residential life student employees received a new offer: In exchange for a higher rate of…
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Jewish students celebrate the High Holidays
Wednesday Sept. 19, the day this paper comes out, is the holiest day of the Jewish year. That means that…
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Remix returns: Wellesley’s biggest on-campus party comes back with improved safety measures
At 11 p.m. on Friday night, the Wellesley campus was still full of light and laughter. It was Remix night––the…
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Outside the Bubble
Changes come to the Greater Boston public transit system The Massachusetts Bay Transit Authority (MBTA) is expected to be putting…
Read MoreWellesley 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…
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