Wellesley community contemplated the many facets of LGBTQ+ pride
In June, many cities hosted pride parades and festivals in public support of the LGBTQ+ community, and the Wellesley community…
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CS students create alternative to Dish AVI
At the end of April, a group of students who took CS 304: Databases with Web Interfaces in Term 3…
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Cafe Hoop and El Table members discuss the current state of the co-ops after a year of closure
El Table and Cafe Hoop are two popular student-run cooperatives that both serve up student-made confections and serve as valuable…
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Representative Liz Miranda ’02 brings “joy as resistance” to Commencement
In the video announcing that Massachusetts State Representative Liz Miranda ’02 was going to be Wellesley’s 2021 commencement speaker, the…
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Wellesley’s term four study abroad: Traveling and learning in a COVID academic year
Addicen Bauer ’24 and Haysie Chung ’24 never anticipated living in Athens, Greece. In early April, students enrolled in Term…
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“Wellesley Places I’ve Cried” Facebook group remains alive and well as students cope with the pandemic
Some Wellesley students, after crying, some beside the lake or in the dining hall, in the middle of a cafe…
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Muslim students find community during Ramadan in spite of COVID-19
The holy month of Ramadan began on the evening of April 12 this year. For Muslims around the world, this…
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Wellesley Students on the front lines of the vaccination effort: From Arizona to Oregon
On Monday, April 19, the entire adult population of Massachusetts became eligible for the COVID-19 vaccine. This means people who…
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Peet’s Coffee is the latest in a series of Wellesley business closures
On Sunday, March 14, 2021, loyal customers bid farewell to Peet’s Coffee in Wellesley. Voted the “Best Coffee Shop in…
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Wellesley Students on Clubhouse
By now, you’ve probably heard about Clubhouse, the new, tech-savvy, social media app straight out of Silicon Valley. It has…
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