Wellesley experiences uptick in COVID-19 cases after Thanksgiving break
For Wallis* ’24, quarantining for two weeks in Dower felt like living in a dystopian novel. In the span of…
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Students and faculty reflect on post-Thanksgiving zoom classes
Given that many members of the Wellesley community traveled during Thanksgiving break and the ongoing pandemic, all classes were held…
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Muslim students reflect on lack of community time for Juma’h
Up until the end of the 2018-19 school year, Wellesley’s class schedule included a daily lunch hour, allowing students a…
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Wellesley Endowment Experiences Major Growth, Value Rises by Nearly 50% to $3.2 billion
In their annual report released earlier this month, the Wellesley College Investment Office reported that the endowment experienced 46.5% growth…
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Lack of available rooms affect students in need medical singles
When applying for medical singles after “standard room selection” before the start of the Fall semester, Wellesley College students are…
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College reopens campus grounds to visitors
On Nov. 15, 2021, Vice President Piper Orton announced that campus will reopen College grounds and pathways to visitors and…
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Humans of Wellesley: Rugby Team
Grace Oh ’22 Over the past school year because of COVID… we didn’t really operate as a team. We had…
Read MoreWellesley Students Use Boston as their Extended Classroom
About half an hour away from Wellesley’s campus, the Boston area is an accessible, vibrant and bustling hub full of…
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Bigs help Littles Find Community
The Big and Little tradition has been celebrated for decades in Wellesley’s history. It emphasizes the importance of meaningful relationships…
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Aminah Praileau ’21 advocates for admissions diversity
Three weeks after graduating from Wellesley, Aminah Praileau ’21 began working professionally at the College’s Office of Admission, where she…
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