Lab Supplies Mailed to Remote Course Students
Last June, Biological Sciences professors Vanja Klepac-Ceraj and Julie Roden began wondering about how to design the first-ever remote version…
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Societies modify tea season to fit COVID constraints
Tea-ing, the process organized to acquaint students with societies they might apply to join, looks different this semester. The tea…
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Welcoming Wellesley’s Green Class of 2025
Following the release of ED1 admission decisions in December and ED2 admissions in early February, Wellesley is beginning to welcome…
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Students Remember the Legacy of Ruth Bader Ginsberg
On the tail of a new edition to the Supreme Court, many students have reflected on the life of former…
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The many anonymous Instagram accounts of Wellesley College
Type the word “Wellesley” into Instagram, and you will be greeted with many college-affiliated accounts: @WellesleyCollege, of course; perhaps @WellesleyOrientation,…
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Turning Slack-tivism to App-tivism
Following the 2020 presidential election, a team of students from BOW — the Babson, Olin and Wellesley three-college collaboration —…
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Students find new ways to celebrate Diwali
The week before Thanksgiving break, 52 secondary contacts of a new COVID-19 case on campus were identified and forced to…
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“How am I Going to Craft an Education that is Successful for Me?”: Disabled Students Reflect on the Challenges They’ve Faced at Wellesley
For Katie Adler ‘22, some of the buildings on Wellesley’s campus are easier to get to than others. Adler has…
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Nikole Hannah-Jones, Known for “The 1619 Project”, Speaks at Wellesley
As part of the Office of Intercultural Education’s “21 Days Against Racism” program, the College invited Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Nikole…
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In a year of turmoil, students struggle with the loss of role models
Among the loss of life due to the pandemic and the death of George Floyd which galvanized the country and…
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