Workout of the week
This week’s workout comes from pilates instructor Charlotte Hulme ’14. You can attend her class Monday 7-8 in the Alumnae…
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Before they think pink, consumers should think twice
By EDEN LITRELL ’14 Sports and Wellness Editor October: the leaves are falling from the trees, the insects are finally…
Read MoreBLEACHER FEATURE: A conversation with Wellesley’s Athlete of the Week
By Emily Bary ’14 Editor in Chief Wellesley’s field hockey team hasn’t won the New England Women’s and Men’s Athletic…
Read MoreProcrastination isn’t your fault: Blame your brain
By VICTORIA HILLS ’14 Editor in Chief You settle down to do work. You have a document open and a…
Read More“Gravity” is a force to be reckoned with: Beyond stunning visual effects lies a story about hope, perseverance
By KILY WONG ’16 Staff Writer “Gravity” takes audiences on an adventure to the outer limits of space, but the…
Read MoreWellesley students learn how to be wrong with Kathryn Schulz: “Being Wrong” author speaks to importance of admitting and accepting mistakes
By KATHARINE MALLARY ’17 Contributing Writer Kathryn Schulz, author of “Being Wrong,” the summer reading selection for the Class of…
Read MoreCharlie Hunnam drops out of Fifty Shades of Grey: Star claims work schedule interferes, fans rejoice
By LIA WANG ’16 Contributing Writer Charlie Hunnam (“Pacific Rim,” “Sons of Anarchy”) was slated to play Christian Grey, suave…
Read MorePolice Blotter 10/9
10/05/13 Medical illness 5:17 p.m. Shafer Hall. The RP, a WC student, called stating she was not feeling well. The…
Read MoreProfessor Xia dismissed from Peking University
Impact on Wellesley-PKU partnership uncertain by Sara Rathod ’15, News Editor A committee of faculty members at Peking University (PKU)—Wellesley’s…
Read MoreNew Finance chief focuses on smooth running of Wellesley 2025
by Emily Bary, Editor in Chief Vice President for Finance and Administration Ben Hammond seems to be adjusting well to…
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