The darker side of DNA testing
In the Chinese province of Xinjiang, science fiction has taken a sharp turn into horrifying reality. The government has detained…
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President’s Corner: 5/8/19
Dear all, This will be the final president’s report I write in my term as college government president for the…
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Outside the Bubble: 5/8/19
It’s not just your imagination, it has been colder and rainier Spring has seemingly not sprung in Wellesley, Massachusetts, but…
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News in Brief: 5/8/19
Amnesty International petitions for the recognition of Indigenous Peoples Day Wellesley’s chapter of Amnesty International, in collaboration with Wellesley’s Native…
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Senior gift committee, class council create “senior shuttle” campaign
This year, the Senior Gift Committee and the Senior Class Council created the Senior Shuttle Campaign: a new incentive for…
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Students receive phishing calls from scammers
On Friday May 3, a representative from Wellesley’s technology office emailed the student body about calls impersonating Wellesley Campus Police….
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Renewable energy continues to be a concern among students, administration
This past week Renew Wellesley organized a student campaign to raise awareness about renewable energy among Wellesley Students. Unite for…
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“Where’s my chair, Wellesley?”: what happens when students fall through the disability-services cracks
On April 24th, Wellesley student Aurorah Arndt ’21 posted a video on Facebook in which she detailed a recent interaction…
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161 amendments proposed to College Government constitution
On April 8, the Senate Ethics and Policy Committee (SPEC) outlined 161 potential amendments to the College Government (CG) constitution….
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Outside the Bubble: 4/25/19
Bald eagles spotted along the Charles River Bird watchers and general enjoyers of the Esplanade Park along the Charles River…
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