With Election Day less than a month away, Wellesley students are making the remaining days count.
On Saturday, Oct. 5, I had the opportunity to go on a canvassing trip to Manchester, New Hampshire with...
On Oct. 2, Professor Rivera-Rideau and the Suzy Newhouse Center co-hosted a book release event for her latest book, “Fitness Fiesta!: Selling Latinx Culture Through Zumba.” The book release was an...
Red streamers hung at the entrance of Tishman as colorful video clips of the traditional celebration played on the projector. The delicious smell of catered Chinese food wafted through the room. Wellesley’s...
Last Friday, I walked up to a table full of temporary tattoos, stickers, face paint and members of the Sexual Health Educators (SHEs) and Wellesley for Reproductive Justice (WRJ). But they weren’t just...
One of Wellesley College’s oldest and most beloved traditions, Flower Sunday annually welcomes the latest round of first-years (this year the class of 2028) into the community.
On the morning of...
On Tuesday, Sept. 17, the economics department hosted its flagship fall event, the Goldman Lecture, with remarks by Professor Emily Blanchard. Professor Blanchard ’97 is currently a professor at Dartmouth’s...
Can a dance party be successful without any music playing aloud? The “silent disco” model involves attendees listening to music on wireless headphones instead of a speaker system. The headphones offer...
Dr. Kristine Din, Wellesley’s newest Director of Student Involvement, is focused on putting students first this year.
I sat down to speak with Din this last week, and from the beginning of the conversation,...
Every fall, both new and returning Wellesley students have the opportunity to attend the Fall Orgs Fair. This event gives students the opportunity to explore and join on-campus organizations that best...
Newly appointed provost and Lia Gelin Poorvu ’56 Dean of the College Courtney Coile is no stranger to Wellesley; she’s been in the economics department as a faculty member for 24 years, earned the...
You would be hard-pressed to find a more hot-button issue in today’s school system than that of Critical Race Theory (CRT) — a term redefined initially by Christopher Ruffo, a senior analyst at the...
On March 28, Professor Ayesha Jalal ’78 led a fireside chat hosted by the Wellesley Association for South Asian Cultures (WASAC), titled “Contextualizing the Conflict in Kashmir.” Jalal is a Pakistani-American...