Between COVID-19 and finals, Wellesley puts Ukraine to the side
The table at the Spring Fling craft fair was conspicuous. Surrounded on all sides by student vendors selling handmade goods,…
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Wellesley News Leadership Changes Completely Peacefully Without Any Suspicious Disappearances At All
In a shocking move, The Wellesley Snooze has seized control of The Wellesley News after a brutal not-coup at their…
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Solve Your Connection Problems With Wellesley Insecure
Wi-Fi problems got you down? Did you miss Zoom class because Wellesley Secure won’t connect and Wellesley Guest didn’t upload…
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Mayhem strikes Wellesley as paper towels removed from campus
Pain. It’s all I can feel around me as I walk across the campus. A week after Wellesley’s administration informed…
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Wellesley to Allow Male Applicants
College President Jaula Pohnson released a statement on April 1 that as of Fall 2023, Wellesley would start allowing applicants…
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El Table opens for the first time in two years
In the basement of Founders, for one day last month, you could find El Tablers zipping back and forth from…
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Students report food poisoning from dining halls and call on administration to act
Gabriela Leovan ’23, a moderator of the Wellesley FAQ Facebook group, got sick on Feb. 8 after eating dinner at…
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Café Hoop Reopens After Shutting Down Amidst COVID
After being forced to remain closed for almost two years due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Wellesley’s Café Hoop has been…
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Cazenove Hall gas leak scare highlights maintenance issues
On Feb. 3 at 7:29 p.m., the first of many Cazenove Hall residents noticed an odd smell of gas. Carolyn…
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Long lines and lack of seating at Lulu dining hall frustrates students
As the Spring semester kicked off and students returned to the classrooms, they were greeted with limited places to eat…
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