Secular humanism doesn’t compromise moral comfort
One look at 21st century religious extremism is sufficient to give today’s atheist an ego boost. As religious based violence,…
Read More
Trump’s presidency should not obscure global literacy
On March 29, 2017, the United Kingdom (UK) formally invoked Article 50 and thus initiated its official split from the…
Read More
Beyond common core: the case for philosophy in high schools
Philosophy is famously mocked as the undergraduate major that has the most potential to land young adults in unemployment. It…
Read More
Post-election teach-in provokes dialogue over race and resistance
On Nov. 29, the College hosted a teach-in in order to address the 2016 Presidential Election. The event was titled…
Read More
College revamps housing registration process
In Spring 2017 Wellesley College will enact a new room selection process in an effort to be more equitable to…
Read MoreWellesley College introduces new courses for Spring 2017 semester
PHIL 267: Nihilistic Aspirations This course will fulfill the epistemology and cognition requirement for aspiring hipsters who want to have…
Read More
ORSL constructs mindful labyrinth
On Nov. 6 the Office of Religious and Spiritual Life (ORSL) held an event designed to introduce students to Houghton…
Read More
College provides financial support for students who serve
Volunteerism is an integral part of the Wellesley College campus culture. The College offers extensive volunteer opportunities through the Community…
Read More
Acorns allocated for students of Asian, LatinX descent
The Acorns Center Open House, originally scheduled for Friday, Oct. 4, continues to be delayed until further notice. In the…
Read More
Ethics should not be conflated with religious morals
When U.S. politicians, performers or celebrity figures attempt to paint themselves as morally righteous, they often do so by asserting…
Read More