Professor Smitha Radhakrishnan Publishes “Making Women Pay: Microfinance in Urban India”
Smitha Radhakrishnan, the LuElla LaMer professor of women’s studies and professor of sociology, is a feminist qualitative sociologist with a…
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Film Society rebuilds following pandemic inactivity
The Wellesley Film Society has reestablished its presence on campus this semester thanks to efforts from its new e-board members….
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Wushu’s “Reflection” Celebrates Sapphic Retelling of “Mulan”
Wushu is a student organization that, according to their Instagram, practices contemporary Wushu, a form of martial arts, with a…
Read MoreResearch Spotlight: Class of 2022 Theses
April showers bring May flowers, as well as the deadline for completed senior theses. For many, the completion of a…
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Doors of Wellesley: Meet the Students Brightening Our Dorms with Door Decor
“It was to have fun,” said Maria Vitória Moura Cabrera ’24. “Our door was really simple, like every other door,…
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Wellesley On Tap Presents: Tap Me Baby One More Time
On Saturday April 9, Wellesley On Tap presented “Tap Me Baby One More Time,” their first performance since the start…
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WiCkeD’s Taste of the Caribbean
Wellesley for Caribbean Development (WiCkeD) is a student organization that focuses on creating a safe space for Caribbean students and…
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NASA Screens “More Than a Word”
On Thursday April 7, the Native American Student Association (NASA) hosted a screening of the documentary “More Than a Word,”…
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Marathon Monday Returns to Patriot’s Day
For the first time in three years, the 126th annual Boston Marathon was held on Patriot’s Day, returning to its…
Read MoreFruits of Labor: An Intimate Look into the lives of Farmworkers
This April, Wellesley College celebrates Latinx Heritage Month. The Latinx Advisor’s Office, Mezcla, Alianza, Committee on Lectures and Cultural Events…
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