SENATE REPORT
College Government (CG) reviews spam policy for student orgs College Government reviewed the spamming policy for student orgs on campus….
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POLICE BLOTTER
11/24/13 Intoxicated person 1 a.m. Severance Hall. The RP, a WC RD, called to report a male person was intoxicated…
Read MoreProfessors recommend winter reading: Take a stab at the Hunger Games and Willa Cather
Compiled by The Wellesley News staff After you’ve gone through all Netflix-available seasons of “Extreme Cheapskates,” consider doing some reading…
Read MoreNEWS IN BRIEF
Two more members of administrative staff to leave the College Donna Ng, senior associate provost for budget and planning, and…
Read MoreProfessor Ayesha Jalal ’78 speaks about her work on South Asian writer Sadaat Hasan Manto
by MARIANA ZEPEDA ’14 Online Editor Pendleton Atrium filled up this evening for a lecture by Professor Ayesha Jalal ’78,…
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Number of students majoring in STEM fields increases, while number of social science majors declines
By GRACE BENNETT-PIERRE ’16 Contributing Writer Last month, an article published in the New York Times Magazine raised again the…
Read MoreEYE ON SCIENCE: “The Hall of Human Life” opens at the Boston Museum of Science
By STEPHANIE GALL ’14 Staff Columnist The Museum of Science unveiled its most recent permanent exhibit, “The Hall of Human…
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College compiles interim report for New England Association of Schools and College accreditation: Wellesley undergoes re-accreditation every 10 years
By XUEYING CHEN ’16 News Editor Every 10 years, Wellesley College undergoes a re-accreditation process conducted by the New England…
Read MoreWellesley reduces endowment spending rate for next three years: Revision protects strength of endowment, but limits funding for W2025
By HAILEY LEE ’14 Staff Writer Last month, the Board of Trustees unanimously voted to reduce the endowment spending rate…
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Field house upgrades to begin in March 2014: Renovations aim to improve “antiquated and undersized” facilities
By EMILY BARY ’14 Co-Editor in Chief The Keohane Sports Center (KSC) may not be getting the most money out…
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