There has never been a more potent time for women’s sports. The FIFA Women’s World Cup in July was the most-watched women’s World Cup to date. The most-attended women’s sports game of all time...

The Wellesley News is excited to continue the tradition of featuring a student athlete’s hard work and successes at the end of each month in our 2023-24 publications. For our first student athlete of...

The Wellesley News’ Student Athlete of the Month segment features a student athlete who has demonstrated exceptional academic achievement, outstanding success in their sport, honorable contributions...

The Keohane Sports Center (KSC) has had a long-standing rule that required students to wear a full coverage t-shirt when using the exercise equipment. Due to complaints from students who found the rule...

Field Hockey Wellesley Field Hockey closed out their season with a 4-0 loss to MIT on Thursday night in the semifinals of the NEWMAC Championship. To get to the semifinals, the Blue won 2-1 against Smith...

“Food” has become a buzzword on Wellesley’s campus over the past year. From the ongoing demands from WAMI and other student organizations to stop the College’s partnership with AVI Fresh to the...

Since Fall 2020, the College has mandated that students, faculty and staff undergo biweekly asymptomatic COVID-19 testing. While one can most often expect either a positive or negative result after their...

As the final weeks of Term 4 approach, there is much to reflect on surrounding how the COVID-19 pandemic was handled on Wellesley’s campus. The staff members of the Physical Education, Recreation and...

As we begin the second year of the COVID-19 pandemic, I cannot help but reflect on the absolute lunacy that has been the past 12 months. In all of the events that have completely transformed 2020 in comparison...