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Sabrina Leung

Sabrina Leung ‘18 is the Digital Editor majoring in International Relations-Political Science with a minor in History. She is best reached at sleung@wellesley.edu or @sabrinatzleung on Twitter.

OpinionsSeptember 5, 2017

Wellesley In Solidarity

By Wellesley College Class of 2021

To the University of Virginia and Charlottesville Community: We, the Wellesley College Class of 2021, come from communities around the…

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Athlete of the Week, Sports and WellnessMay 9, 2017

Athlete Profile: Alice Zhou ’17

By Alexandria Otero

Track and Field athlete Alice Zhou ’17 has been competing since her freshman year of high school. However, it wasn’t…

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Faculty Focus, Features, News and FeaturesMay 9, 2017

Professor Klepac-Ceraj aspires to kindle students’ interest in microbiology

By Chi Trinh

Assistant Professor of Biological Sciences Vanja Klepac-Ceraj has been on sabbatical this academic year, but taking a break from teaching…

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News, News and FeaturesMay 9, 2017

Raíz hosts demonstration in solidarity with “A Day without Immigrants”

By Alexandria Otero

On Monday, May 1, Wellesley’s immigration rights group, Raiz, hosted a strike with other organizations on campus in support of…

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News, News and FeaturesMay 9, 2017

Working Group on the Effects of Immigration Policy promotes awareness of resources on campus

By Jacqueline Sanchez

In response to rising fears felt by the immigrant community and allies concerned about recent policies proposed and enforced by…

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Nation & World, News, News and FeaturesMay 6, 2017

Nation & World: 5/3

By Elizabeth Rizzoni

Arkansas execution goes awry For the past month, national attention has been on Arkansas as it moved forward in its…

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News, News and FeaturesMay 6, 2017

A letter from Elections Committee

By Elections Committee 2016-2017

When members of Elections Committee (EC) opened the most recent issue of The Wellesley News, we were disappointed at the…

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News, News and Features, President's CornerMay 6, 2017

President’s Corner: 5/3

By Maryam Khan

Hi Wellesley! We want to take this opportunity to introduce ourselves to you — we are your new College Government…

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News, News and Features, Senate ReportMay 6, 2017

Senate Report: 5/3

By Kimberly Chia

Student representatives present on roles of various campus committees Academic Committees: Sam Lanevi ’18 presented at Senate about the roles…

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News, News and FeaturesMay 5, 2017

Academic Council to vote on shadow grading’s future

By Jane Vaughan

On Wednesday, May 3, Wellesley’s Academic Council will vote on the future of shadow grading at Wellesley College. The Council,…

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