Anti-abortion speaker with transphobic and ableist views invited to Wellesley
CW: This article contains discussions of transphobia, ableism and anti-abortion views. On Oct. 14, posters titled “The Future is Anti-Abortion”…
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“I felt so alone:” students discuss taking a COVID-caused gap year
After trying for months to unsuccessfully obtain a visa, Maria Vitória Moura ’24 had to do her Fall 2020 semester…
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Administration announces relocation of student co-operatives SCoop and Instead
For Tarini Sinha ’22, the residential dorms were not a safe place. She always felt like she needed to shrink…
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Wellesley students impacted by COVID-19 case spike in India
For the past few weeks Veeksha Madhu ’22 has been promoting her fundraiser to raise money for those affected by…
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Academic council endorses carbon reducing measures amid some student hesitation
On April 21, Academic Council voted 84-13 to carbon reducing measures developed by the Sustainability Committee (SUST). The proposals were…
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College expects pre-pandemic student population for Fall 2021
On March 10, two days before the one year anniversary of the day students were forced to evacuate campus due…
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Students weigh the costs of divestment, carbon-cutting ballot measures
Board of Trustees to vote on divestment in late April While many previous student organizers had hoped that Wellesley College…
Read MoreYou have no valid reasons to oppose raising the minimum wage
On Jan. 14, 2021, President-Elect Joe Biden announced that his administration would seek to permanently raise the minimum wage to…
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College announces update to vaccination plan
On Feb. 9, Wellesley College President Paula Johnson sent out an email to staff and faculty with updates on the…
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Wellesley in talks to distribute vaccines by April, May; Students raise concerns over plans
As Wellesley students return to campus during the third wave of the COVID-19 pandemic, vaccinations are on the forefront of…
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