Only One-Third of International Students Returning to Campus for Fall Semester
Three is the number of countries and weeks it will take for Mai Ogiuchi ’23 to return to Wellesley for…
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Students voice excitement and concerns over Fall 2020 hybrid semester
Across the world, Wellesley students are packing up their belongings and flying, driving or taking a train back to Wellesley…
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No changes will be made to Wellesley’s reopening plan in light of Smith’s changes
“At this time, President Johnson and Senior Leadership do not see a compelling reason to change our plan” On Aug….
Read MoreSenior Administration Hosts Webinars to Address Student Concerns
On July 1, 2020, members of the senior administration held a webinar to expound upon the College’s plans for the…
Read MoreSeniors face uncertain post graduation plans due to COVID-19
Kayli Balin ’20 had started job hunting in February. Now, in the face of a global pandemic and a looming…
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Even without Spring Open Campus, Wellesley finds a way to welcome the Class of 2024
It’s that time of year again: college decisions. This year, Wellesley accepted 19 percent of applicants, according to the College’s…
Read MoreCollege rejects A/A- grading petition
On March 27, the College sent a school-wide email rejecting a student proposal to change grading for this semester from…
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Wellesley student tests positive for COVID-19
The first thing Luiza Nascimento ’21 wants you to know is that she is fine. Now at home in Sergipe,…
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A data-driven approach to the 2020 CG elections cycle
As conversations about data dominate this year’s College Government (CG) elections cycle and the 2020 American presidential elections, it is…
Read MorePresident’s Corner 3/11/20
Hi Wellesley! I am so excited to be writing for The Wellesley News for this week’s Cabinet Column. ARC (the…
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