The Wellesley News calls for the liberation of Palestine
Since Wellesley was chartered over 150 years ago, each generation of students has found their own way to speak out…
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Editorial: In protecting free speech, Wellesley threatens others’ freedoms
“If liberty means anything at all, it means the right to tell people what they do not want to hear,”…
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Wellesley, bring back a more accommodating Exchange Bus schedule
Unlike last year, this fall semester has brought the return of roommates, in-person classes and, arguably most importantly, the freedom…
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We’re not all “Wellesley Women” anymore. What’s taking the College so long to see that?
Approximately one year ago, the Wellesley News published a staff editorial on Wellesley College’s usage of gendered language. To this…
Read MoreWellesley College must rethink its exclusionary language surrounding gender
From the moment you step on Wellesley’s campus, gender is everywhere. Whether written on the heavy glass doors at Lulu…
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We must reconsider our relationship with online anonymity
Similar to students at most other higher education institutions, Wellesley students sustain a thriving Facebook presence. On class pages, students…
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Editorial: The Wellesley News honors the legacy of Cokie Roberts ’64
Last week, contemporary journalism lost one of its greats: Cokie Roberts ’64, a veteran journalist who became known as a…
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We stand in solidarity with the protesters at Swarthmore College
Swarthmore College’s newspaper, “The Phoenix,” published an article on April 18 exposing one of its college fraternities, Phi Psi, for…
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Prospies deserve to know the truth about the Wellesley experience
Spring Open Campus (SOC) is a time for prospective students, affectionately known as “prospies,” to explore campus and get a…
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Media job layoffs are bad news
Over the last few weeks, we’ve seen waves of layoffs of journalists at BuzzFeed, Vice, Gannett and other media companies….
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