In a departure from the historical grandeur of presidential bid announcements, Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders began his campaign with grace, simplicity and subtlety. His Feb. 19 announcement was notable...
To the Editor:
I am writing in response to a recent article in The Wellesley News on The Freedom Project to clarify a few points. It was suggested in the article that I resigned as director and left...
In my first semester of college, the fall of 2015, I was a big user of Yik-Yak, an app that let participants read and post anonymous comments visible to people within a range of a few miles. The use of...
Over the past few months, bright and attention-grabbing advertisements have appeared all over Wellesley’s campus televisions. All the ads employ the same overused pun, “Let’s be blunt: edibles are...
From technology rentals to open computer labs to digitally focused excavations halfway around the world, the Knapp Media and Technology Center offers seemingly endless opportunities for Wellesley students...
On Feb. 26, residents of Severance Hall gathered for a mandatory all-hall meeting where residential leaders and Campus Police Officer Frank Urbani spoke about the recent thefts in the building. In the...
Helen Wang speaks about changes to residential life
Helen Wang, director of residential life and housing, attended Senate to discuss changes being made to residential life. Students will now use an online...
On Feb. 28, as part of a three day opening for the new $1 million MIT Schwarzman Computing Center ––– a college focusing on artificial intelligence (AI) development ––Former Secretary of State...
CW: Gender Violence, Rape
Fear grows as two women are abducted from Boston bars over the past two months
The death of a young woman after her abduction from a Boston bar drew reactions from a myriad...
In a new study conducted via an all-school email, researchers concluded that a shocking 88 percent of current Wellesley students have just recently learned that an anonymous online confessions page has...
Did you know that more than one-third of U.S. adults — almost 80 million people, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) — are obese? The number is shocking. But does the...
Wellesley track and field sent eight athletes to Brunswick, Maine to compete at the New England Division III Indoor Championships on Saturday. Helen Anderson ’19, Maya Bradbury ’22, Cathy Chen ’19,...
