Pendleton East closure displaces social science departments
In Spring 2022, Pendleton Hall East is closed for critical repairs. Social sciences departments, which include economics, political science, sociology,…
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Wellesley College’s Endowment Declines by 9.6%
Wellesley College’s endowment return fell by roughly $291 million in the 2022 fiscal year, the first year of negative return…
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Is Anti-Intellectualism Democracy’s Downfall?
According to Éric Fassin, professor of sociology at Paris 8 University, intellectualism and democracy along with it, is under attack….
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Wellesley Alum Eyes Massachusetts State Auditor Position
Content Warning: Sexual harassment Wellesley College alumna Diana DiZoglio ’10 is running for Massachusetts State Auditor. DiZoglio graduated from Wellesley…
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Global Languages Come Together at Freeman Hall
Starting next academic year, language learning corridors, including Italian, German, Russian, Mandarin, Japanese, Korean, Arabic and Hindi/Urdu, will no longer…
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Japan Club’s Hana Matsuri Celebrates Spring
As cherry blossom trees grew beautiful flowers on Wellesley’s campus, the Japan Club celebrated spring and Japanese culture with its…
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El Table opens for the first time in two years
In the basement of Founders, for one day last month, you could find El Tablers zipping back and forth from…
Read MoreStudents on Remote Wintersession Language Courses
After COVID-19 infection rates surged in December, the College announced the decision to hold Wintersession courses remotely, leaving students to…
Read MorePashtana Dorani joins the WCW
Amid a period of political instability in Afghanistan, Wellesley recently welcomed Pashtana Dorani to join the Wellesley Centers for Women…
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Persistent Wi-Fi disruptions frustrate students
Since the start of the semester, affirmation posts manifesting a stable Wi-Fi connection have circulated on Instagram. Students have expressed…
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