A mother looking to earn her display cook qualification. A feminist enthralled with volleyball. These are the people creating the rich burrito bar, the sweet churros, and the steaming tomato soup of the...
Emma Sullivan ’24 (they/them)
CAREER EDUCATION
“Wellesley is my home, but I also worked on Wellesley Career Education’s first-year retreat, Embark!, and I designed programming for them, which...
Cynthia Gomez ’24 (she/her/hers)
Studying in Córdoba, Spain as part of PRESHCO (Programa de Estudios Hispánicos en Córdoba.)
“One of the classes I'm taking is archaeology. I really like it...
Danielle Ellis ’25
“Right now, [working at Mail Services] is a little stressful, but usually it's just very fun for me. It's obviously work … but I look forward to going to work most days...
Colleen Boggs ’23 @colleenboggs
I don't think it was really intentional. I started gaining an audience in the summer of 2020. I would make TikToks with my sister, funny dances, the ones that everyone...
Grace Oh ’22
Over the past school year because of COVID… we didn't really operate as a team. We had practices, but we couldn't have contact so they were just throwing the ball around. This season,...
Brynne Rurak ’23
I think I remember specifically when I had my advancement recital, so that is when you go up with Margaret, the carillon instructor, and she shows you how to play the main...
Bella Jung ’24
Childcare as Commodity: The Impact of Capitalism on Children, Parents and Communities
My Tanner was called Childcare as Commodity and the Impacts of Capitalism on Children, Parents...
Over the past year and a half, as campus life has been disrupted and many Wellesley students have found themselves to be physically distant from one another, students have sought different ways to connect....
