Wellesley must embrace fiscal liberation as an advocate of female empowerment
The question was bound to come up. Whenever I met someone new at the University of Otago in New Zealand,…
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At Wellesley, talk is futile: student voice is not heard even when asked for
In July, I traveled back to Wellesley from Boston to attend presentations made by the two final bus companies being…
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Incoming and prospective students deserve to know the good and bad about Wellesley College
The first time I really questioned my decision to come to Wellesley was on Halloween my first year. My roommate…
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Staff Editorial: 9/19/18
The Wellesley News Editorial Board understands the college’s desire to minimize its liability in the event that harm comes to…
Read MoreWe need to support the ambitions of working mothers
On April 9, Illinois Senator Tammy Duckworth became the first woman to give birth while serving as a U.S. Senator….
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Trump supporters fear loss of white supremacy not economic security
Last week, Diana C. Mutz, a political science professor at the University of Pennsylvania, published a study that characterizes Trump…
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Why students should rally behind the Global Flora Project
On Thursday, April 26, students, horticulturists and alumnae gathered to listen as the faculty and staff of the Wellesley College…
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Student salaries and stipends: How do we determine who gets paid?
Wellesley’s diversity extends only as far as the salaries that student workers receive. For instance, Resident Assistants (RAs) receive $2,100,…
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Liberal cities are not immune to implicit bias and racist institutions
Last Monday, a Black Harvard University student was beaten by Cambridge Police while being arrested for public intoxication and nudity…
Read MoreLetter to the Editor
To the Editor, Contrary to what Jodi Wei ’20 reports in her article (“Investigation: Corporatizing our community—Financial anxiety at Wellesley…
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