Grade deflation policy at Wellesley compels students to take courses at other institutions
Since 2003, classes at Wellesley have adhered to a grading policy that many students know as “grade deflation,” the ramifications…
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News in Brief
Board of Admissions responds to student activism In the wake of the Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School shooting in Florida…
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New Career Education policy punishes students for missing events
At the end of last semester, Career Education implemented a pilot RSVP policy for several programs which has been met…
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Conflict on Peter Pan Bus leads to questions about Wellesley’s transportation system
On Sunday, Feb. 18, a Wellesley student had a disagreement with a Peter Pan bus driver, which resulted in the…
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SNAP participants deserve autonomy and increased funding
The average family of four that qualifies for assistance from the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), more commonly known as…
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Therapy dogs offer stress relief and joy to Wellesley students
Every year during finals and midterm seasons, squeals of joy can be heard in libraries and common spaces around campus….
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Alzheimer’s Buddies connects Wellesley College students to the town community
Anne Kim ’19, Emily Liao ’19 and Lydia Guo ’20 have partnered with the Alzheimer’s Buddies National Foundation to bring…
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Wellesley needs a common sense spamming policy
Wellesley College runs on email. I once made the mistake of forgetting my phone on my way to an 8:30…
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Last week, The New York Times reported that the United States’ birth rate has fallen to a low of 1.87…
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North Korea’s “army of beauties” is not the army we should focus on
The North Korean cheerleaders, a team of 230 young women sent to the PyeongChang 2018 Olympic Winter Games to support…
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