Slam poetry team wins fourth place at national competition
“Slam is silly,” said Bella O’Connor ’21, one of the five members of Wellesley’s competitive spoken-word poetry team, which just…
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INVESTIGATION: Corporatizing our community – Faculty concerned about curricular effects of VRP
Last week, The Wellesley News printed the first of three articles in a series called “Corporatizing our Community,” which seeks…
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2018 Senior Gift designated for increased mental health resources
On Thursday, April 12, members of the Class of 2018 gathered in Alumnae Hall for Senior Celebrations. The event was…
Read MoreWhy diversity in fiction matters
In my senior year at Peddie School, a college preparatory school in New Jersey, I studied Graham Greene’s “The Quiet…
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Wellesley professor publishes book explaining motivations behind environmental choices
Wellesley Political Science and Environmental Science Professor Beth DeSombre is a woman who approaches life from many perspectives. She’s a…
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Outside the Bubble
Absenteeism on the rise among MBTA drivers More bus drivers are not showing up to shifts, leading to an increase…
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News in Brief
Ethos Celebrates 50th Anniversary Established in 1968 to support women of African descent on Wellesley’s campus, Ethos celebrated its 50th…
Read MorePresident Johnson announces Freedom Project restructuring
In an email sent out to the campus on March 12, Wellesley College President Paula Johnson explained that changes will…
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Senate Report: 4/9
Students Proposes Constitutional Amendments relating to the Elections Committee A group of students, who had volunteered to draft constitutional amendments…
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Renew Wellesley campaign seeks to implement sustainable energy sources
On June 1, 2018, the Wellesley College Board of Trustees is scheduled to decide on a future energy plan for…
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