RA responsibilities increase while pay rate stays stagnant
When Shelby Ripp ’22 applied to be a returning Resident Assistant in Cazenove Hall in Jan. 2020, she was not…
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In a year of turmoil, students struggle with the loss of role models
Among the loss of life due to the pandemic and the death of George Floyd which galvanized the country and…
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Domestic Students Return to Campus; Face Obstacles and Long Travels
Anjali Aralikar ’23 and Clarissa Moore ’23 live less than five miles apart, but the two took drastically different times…
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President’s Column: The Butterfly Effect
If things never really stop changing, then I, and you, and all of us, have yet to see our darkest hours. But we have also yet to see our brightest days.
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Students Face Financial Aid Challenges for 2020-21 School Year
Prior to receiving her financial aid package from Wellesley, Bella Hedly ’23 was reassured by the cost estimate provided by…
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News in Brief: 9/7/20
Flower Sunday Flower Sunday, the annual day in which Wellesley first-years are matched up with their bigs, was held on…
Read MoreCo-general manager of Punch’s Alley launches GoFundMe to support employees
Punch’s Alley, lovingly called “the Pub” and famous for its Thursday night themed parties, offered a space on campus for…
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Wellesley alumna appointed first woman dean of MIT’s School of Science
Questions regarding the universe have fueled conflict, sparked controversy, and inspired creativity for millennia. It is a seemingly impossible subject…
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WAWA Raises over $10,500 for Victims of the Beirut Explosion
On Aug. 4, 2,750 metric tons of improperly stored ammonium nitrate exploded in the port of Beirut, Lebanon. Over 300,000…
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Wellesley Nurse Practitioner Compares Sugar Addiction to Slavery in Orientation Video
“Wellesley, I and a lot of other Black students believe, needs to have a cultural reckoning and that means that administrators and professors and our classmates need to dig deep and commit to wanting to not be racist.” Nevills explained. “And we haven’t really seen that on a large scale.”
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