January Project aims to bring students together in time of social distance
In lieu of typical Wintersession programs such as a handful of assorted classes and research, the January Project was vaguely…
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FIRST POSITIVE COVID-19 CASE REPORTED ON CAMPUS
The rumors began spreading through social media on the evening of Oct. 7: someone had tested positive for COVID-19. The…
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Native American Students Association cuts ties with anthropology department over course concerns
“It’s a minefield for racism. It’s going to happen, it’s just a question of when:” Lack of Indigenous representation sparks…
Read More“Maybe it’s my fault I’m not as productive:” perspectives from students working during a pandemic
Since March 2020, Wellesley students, alongside most of the American workforce, have seen the brutal extent of this pandemic reflected…
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In-person classes reduced in size, locations changed
With students sitting six feet apart and professors lecturing to half empty rooms, in-person classes look very different this year….
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Students reflect on unprecedented move-in experience
Over the course of two weeks, around 1,500 students trickled back onto campus for the in-person fall semester. As COVID-19…
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Wildfires Concern Wellesley Students and Alumnae in California
This is the first year that Megan Gürer ’22 and her family have had to evacuate their home. Gürer, who…
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Changes made to dining hall staffing positions
Amid sweeping changes due to the coronavirus pandemic, there is one aspect of college life that has arguably endured the…
Read MoreRA responsibilities increase while pay rate stays stagnant
When Shelby Ripp ’22 applied to be a returning Resident Assistant in Cazenove Hall in Jan. 2020, she was not…
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Domestic Students Return to Campus; Face Obstacles and Long Travels
Anjali Aralikar ’23 and Clarissa Moore ’23 live less than five miles apart, but the two took drastically different times…
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