Wellesley Squash has varsity status revoked
On Wednesday, March 22, the Wellesley College Department of Physical Education, Recreation and Athletics (PERA) declared that Wellesley College Squash…
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Student teaching program allows Wellesley students to jump-start their teaching careers
Students in the Education Department have the unique opportunity to begin their teaching careers during their undergraduate years through the…
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College Government statements of intent
College Government Vice President Candidate: Karen Su ’19 Hello Wellesley Sibs! My name is Karen Su and I am running…
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Honor Code Council retracts changes to Constitution
At Senate on March 13, Wellesley’s Honor Code Council (HCC) presented a few changes that it wished to make to…
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Senate approves ballot question for College Government Cabinet compensation
At Senate on March 20, senators approved a ballot question that will decide whether or not the College Government Cabinet…
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Queeries: Why an intersectional approach is important to understanding LGBTQIA+ life at Wellesley
On June 12, 2016, Omar Mateen committed a hate crime in Pulse, a gay nightclub in Orlando, Florida. As reported…
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The rebirth of vision: Artificial retinal implants can restore sight in blind individuals
A thin layer of cells lining the back of the inner eye, the retina is one of the most vital…
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Participation in off-campus religious and spiritual events enriches students’ liberal arts experience
Restructured in 1993, the Office of Religious and Spiritual Life (ORSL) has since served as a resource for students to…
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Mind Full: 3/22
In our recent series, Eigga had taken the first step in reaching out for help after failing her exam. After…
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Wellesley’s Maura Sticco-Ivins three times National champion
The week of March 15, Wellesley College, junior Maura Sticco-Ivins became a three-time National champion when she took first place…
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