Wellesley Thrift Promotes Sustainable Fashion on Campus
There’s no denying that Wellesley students have a unique style. Jusrin Padam ’25 noticed this during her first semester here,…
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“It’s a lot of scrolling”: how student-run Instagram accounts, like, actually work
It’s been a year since The News published an article on Wellesley’s humorous and anonymous Instagram accounts. Since then, many…
Read MoreEducator Esther Jeon Talks Undocumented Korean Lives in the US
In December 2021, Tayae Rogers ’25 began working towards organising a talk on the undocumented lives of Korean immigrants as…
Read MoreArtist Syeda Mahbub discusses influence of culture on their work
On Saturday, March 12, Wellesley Association for South Asian Cultures (WASAC) and Bangladeshi Students Association (BSA) co-hosted a lecture by…
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First TCO Night Market in Two Years
The Taiwanese Cultural Organization (TCO) had a night market-themed event on March 12 after two years where they were unable…
Read MoreMamaland returns after two years
As Harambee House’s Black History Month programming came to a close, Mamaland returned to Wellesley this semester. The annual African…
Read MoreSustainable Wellesley has Climate Change Distress event
On March 3, Sustainable Wellesley and the town of Wellesley’s Health Department hosted Dr. Kelsey Hudson to speak about climate…
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News in Brief – 3/15/22
College Government Elections results After a week of active campaigning, occurring in-person for the first time since March 2020, on…
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Senate Report – 3/14/22
President’s Corner Giselle Mota ’22, College Government President, publicized the College Government’s distribution of KN95 masks which is slated to…
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Café Hoop Reopens After Shutting Down Amidst COVID
After being forced to remain closed for almost two years due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Wellesley’s Café Hoop has been…
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