Professor Phillip Levine Discusses “A Problem of Fit”
In April 2022, Professor Phillip Levine, the Katharine Coman and A. Barton Hepburn Professor of Economics at Wellesley, released his…
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CS Department shifts CS 111 course structure
This Fall 2022, Wellesley’s Computer Science (CS) Department implemented significant changes to one of its most popular introductory courses, “Computer…
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WAMI and WRJ host discussion on criminalization of abortion
Content Warning: Abortion and Prison Abuse On June 24, 2022, the US Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade, taking away…
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Students present at Tanner Conference 2022
This year on Nov. 15, over 200 students presented a diverse array of topics at the annual Tanner Conference, exploring…
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El Table Re-Opens
On Wednesday, Nov. 2nd, El Table, a student-run cooperative cafe, reopened. This will be the first time El Table will…
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PSA holds fundraisers for flooding in Pakistan
Since mid-June of 2022, people in Pakistan have been dealing with historic flooding as a result of climate change. According…
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Leave of absences affect custodial staff, students
The campus’ needs from its custodial staff have changed significantly since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic. While 71 custodians…
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SAAFE restarts for a SAAFE-r campus
When COVID-19 restrictions began impacting the College, student organizations had to restructure their activities and events. Some organizations had to…
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South Korea mourns Itaewon crowd crush tragedy
On Oct. 29, over 150 people lost their lives and more than 140 were injured after a Halloween celebration crowd…
Read MoreE. B. Bartels ’10 discusses debut book
From the fish in her Wellesley dorm room to her current pets — a tortoise, a dog, a small flock…
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