Wellesley Citizens campaign to replace Columbus Day with Indigenous Peoples’ Day
Wellesley College, along with the town of Wellesley, is built on unceded land belonging to the Massachusetts people, who since…
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Anti-Title IX Speaker Comes to Campus, students responds with debate lessons and alternate events
Student groups respond to speaker by teaching debate skills, holding safe space for surviors Two years ago, when the Freedom…
Read MoreHow student workers are hurt by stress culture
This is not a new idea, but it is one that I believe needs to be reiterated at Wellesley frequently….
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Wellesley releases plan to increase renewable energy use on campus
On Oct. 29, President Paula Johnson announced to the school that the Power4Women Committee, a group composed of six trustees,…
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After Pittsburgh, we can’t give into fear
Last week, the greatest mass shooting of Jewish people in United States history occurred at the Tree of Life synagogue…
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Several Wellesley Orgs implement Safer Space Policies
This week, two more organizations on campus implemented Safer Space policies. Those organizations, Café Hoop and Regeneration Student Farm, have…
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News in Brief
Tanner Conference 2018 Goes Green The Tanner Conference, Wellesley’s yearly conference where students present about their internships, volunteering jobs, or…
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Wellesley students participate in rally on affirmative action
On Sunday, Oct. 14, a court case with wide-ranging implications for admissions at elite colleges began: Students for Fair Admissions…
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Alum Anisa Mehdi ’78 brings activists to campus to inspire students
On Wednesday, October 10, an unlikely trio of women gathered in the Multifaith Center. Wellesley alumna Anisa Mehdi ’78, a…
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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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