News in Brief: 4/25/19
Aiko performs in final show of the year On Sat. April 23, members of the Wellesley community gathered in Jewett…
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“Donor Relations Needs Your Help!”: some students asked to write thank-you letters for their financial aid while others have no obligation
Each spring, a select group of Wellesley students receive emails from the Donor Relations Office, a subsidiary of the Wellesley…
Read MoreMulling over Mueller
It’s here. It’s finally here. And no I’m not just talking about the new season of “Game of Thrones.” On…
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Senate Report: 4/25/19
Dean Horton informs Senate about her meeting with Wellesley for Adequate and Accessible Resources (WAAR) Dean Horton met with student…
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College Government holds special elections, putting in effect the controversial constitutional amendment
College Government (CG) is holding special elections this week for the College Government Vice President (CGVP) and the newly added…
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Ashraf Youssef suspended for undisclosed reasons
Cw: unsolicited messages Earlier this month, Ashraf Youssef, a popular campus employee, was suspended by Wellesley College. On Tuesday April…
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Wellesley Students protest lack of accessible resources at Spring Open Campus
On Monday April 8, President Paula Johnson stood in front of prospective students and their families in Alumnae Hall to…
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Office of Intercultural Education seeks to improve student dialogue about inclusivity
The Office of Intercultural Education has announced to College Government a new initiative seeking to broaden inclusivity and openness about…
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News in Brief 4/17/19
Wellesley professor runs the Boston Marathon Adam Van Arsdale, associate professor of anthropology, was among thousands of runners and wheelchair…
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On immigration and gratitude
I am the daughter of immigrants. Is part of my identity, my childhood and my existence. Like many children of…
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