Selections from the new Wellesley 100
Cry in office hours — Truly a rite of passage, you might get this one done well before senior year….
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“Donor Relations Needs Your Help!”: some students asked to write thank-you letters for their financial aid while others have no obligation
Each spring, a select group of Wellesley students receive emails from the Donor Relations Office, a subsidiary of the Wellesley…
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5 people you’ll meet on the Local Motion Bus, and how to avoid them
The Wellesley Exchange bus (and Senate on the weekends) is a strange and terrifying place. It exists outside of the…
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Ashraf Youssef suspended for undisclosed reasons
Cw: unsolicited messages Earlier this month, Ashraf Youssef, a popular campus employee, was suspended by Wellesley College. On Tuesday, April…
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Solitary confinement is torture, and whistleblowers don’t belong in prison: Free Chelsea Manning
Last week, whistleblower Chelsea Manning was released from solitary confinement (euphemistically called “administrative segregation”) into the general population of Alexandria,…
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U.S. Women’s National Team files lawsuit against Soccer Federation
On March 8, International Women’s Day, the U.S. Women’s National Soccer Team filed a federal lawsuit in the U.S. District…
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Wellesley isn’t immune to elitism
Ever since last month’s uncovering of the now infamous elite college admissions cheating scheme, renewed focus on the extreme means…
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Hillary Clinton announces CGP campaign, will return to Wellesley for another year
Wellesley College students were shocked to learn via Twitter that a fifth contender for college government president (CGP) had announced…
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Newly released Sylvia Plath story sheds light on “The Bell Jar”
This year we were blessed with a new (to us) short story from the patron saint of sad girls and…
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Wellesley invites Momo for Women’s History Month
TW: Suicide If you have children, or know any baby boomers who love to share posts on Facebook but lack…
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