Athletics Update: 5/8/2019
Wellesley track and field competed in the New England Division III Championships at Williams College in Williamstown, Massachusetts this past…
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Sunlight can make you happier and less stressed
The recent cloudy and chilly weather has many Wellesley students craving the warm summer sun to help propel them through…
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Shotokan Karate Club Flies Higher
Wellesley’s Shotokan Karate Club is one of the newest and smallest additions to the North American Collegiate Karate Conference (NACKC),…
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Blossoming trees bring spring allergies to campus
This past weekend, the trees on Wellesley’s campus exploded with beautiful color. The cherry blossom trees have treated us once…
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Tiger Woods and the meaning of the Presidential Medal of Freedom
On Sunday, April 14th, Tiger Woods won his first Masters Tournament since 2005. The next day, President Trump announced in…
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Athletics Update (4/17/19)
Wellesley track and field competed at the Silfen Invitational hosted by Connecticut College on April 13 and 14. Wellesley finished…
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Professor Van Arsdale runs in first Boston Marathon for the Museum of Science
This year, Wellesley anthropology Professor Adam Van Arsdale ran in the 2019 Boston Marathon as a member of the Museum…
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Spring pitching funk leaves questions about Sox season
The 2018 World Series Champions, the Boston Red Sox are off to a rocky start in their quest to defend…
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Melatonin supplements spike in popularity — but what are the actual benefits?
Melatonin supplements, advertised for their aid in inducing sleep, have soared in popularity in the last decade. According to the…
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Wellesley sports shine in spring break matches
This past week, Wellesley athletics have competed in multiple matches with tennis, track and field, softball, lacrosse and crew opening…
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