EYE ON SCIENCE: “The Hall of Human Life” opens at the Boston Museum of Science
By STEPHANIE GALL ’14 Staff Columnist The Museum of Science unveiled its most recent permanent exhibit, “The Hall of Human…
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Professional sports leagues need to address rampant bullying and racism
By HEIKE JACOB ’17 Staff Writer It’s time to confront a serious problem within our society—our insensitivity and competitiveness. These…
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College compiles interim report for New England Association of Schools and College accreditation: Wellesley undergoes re-accreditation every 10 years
By XUEYING CHEN ’16 News Editor Every 10 years, Wellesley College undergoes a re-accreditation process conducted by the New England…
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The case against “first world problems”
By MARIANA ZEPEDA ’14 Online Editor “Just broke an acrylic nail trying to change my iPhone cover.” “I’m too tired…
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An Appalachian take on Romeo and Juliet
By ASHA ALBUQUERQUE ’14 Contributing Writer Vannessa Greenleaf ’14 has brought a rustic Appalachian mountain depiction of “Romeo and Juliet”…
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Chinese communities have every right to demand Kimmel’s resignation
By WENYAN DENG ’15 Opinions Editor On Oct. 16, ABC aired comedian Jimmy Kimmel’s skit “Kid’s Table,” in which children…
Read MoreWellesley reduces endowment spending rate for next three years: Revision protects strength of endowment, but limits funding for W2025
By HAILEY LEE ’14 Staff Writer Last month, the Board of Trustees unanimously voted to reduce the endowment spending rate…
Read MoreMargaret Hoover’s lecture creates much-needed space for political discourse
By MARILIS DUGAS ’16 Contributing Writer On Nov. 14, the Wellesley College Freedom Project sponsored a lecture by CNN Republican…
Read MoreGuerrilla Girls live up to their feminist avenger reputation
By CAMYLLE FLEMING ’14 Contributing Writer “Anybody want a banana?” With these words ‘Frida Kahlo’ began the Guerrilla Girls lecture,…
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Field house upgrades to begin in March 2014: Renovations aim to improve “antiquated and undersized” facilities
By EMILY BARY ’14 Co-Editor in Chief The Keohane Sports Center (KSC) may not be getting the most money out…
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