Dean of Students to retire from Wellesley at end of academic year
On Friday, April 6, President Kim Bottomly announced that Dean of Students Debra DeMeis will be retiring from Wellesley College…
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2015 College Government Cabinet candidates participate in Election Week
Themes of community and collaboration were at the forefront of the HPC-CG debate on Thursday, April 2. The debate, co-hosted…
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Vladimir Putin lectures on manliness at Wellesley
***Editor’s Note: This article was published as part of the satirical April 1, 2015 issue. Russian President Vladimir Putin gave a lecture on achieving the…
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Russian Area Studies department hosts lecture on U.S.-Russia relations
Are Russia and the United States entering another Cold War? Not quite, according to Harvard Professor of Government and Russian…
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Wellesley computer science department hosts 2^5 Cirque du CS
Students and faculty educate community about department history Last Sunday, the students and faculty of the computer science (CS) department…
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Sub-par Oscars hosting results in low ratings
The 2015 Oscars Party hosted by the Wellesley Film Society on Sunday was a notable success. According to the Facebook…
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HONY’s $1 million campaign shows Internet’s potential as social force
In 2010, Brandon Stanton, a bonds trader in New York City with a University of Georgia degree, was laid off…
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Extreme amount of snow causes trouble for students, faculty and maintenance
Over the past month, Wellesley and the rest of the Greater Boston area have experienced unprecedented weather, even by New…
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Wellesley College responds to record snowfall: three days of canceled classes
The arrival of the roaring snowstorm Neptune last weekend was the latest in a series of severe storm systems to…
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Harper Lee shocks literary world with long- lost sequel to ‘To Kill a Mockingbird’
Harper Lee made an announcement on Feb 3, 2015 that caused the waters of the literary world to ripple: “Go…
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