During the Jan. 27 Senate meeting, students discussed how Wellesley’s Accessibility and Disability Resources (ADR) office has started to use an AI note-taking software instead of employing student note-takers....
This January, the East Asian Languages and Cultures department (EALC) found that many of their staffing requests had been rejected across all three of their programs.
The Japanese program’s request...
Hours after being inaugurated as the 47th President of the United States, Donald Trump scurried into Washington, D.C.’s Capital One Arena to sign a flurry of executive orders before a crowd of rabid...
On the first day of spring semester classes, students in the Korean program were surprised to hear their professor, Eun Ha Hwang, announced that her lecturer contract was not renewed by Wellesley College...
On Nov. 21, The Wellesley Fund hosted the fifth Wellesley Giving Day, in which 1,504 donors came together to raise $442,766, with 73 classes represented. The class year with the most donors and most dollars...
One of the greatest conveniences on Wellesley campus is being able to stroll into any dining hall at nearly any hour of the day (between 7 a.m. and 7 p.m.) to grab a bite, free of charge. Wellesley’s...
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The Supreme Court’s 2010 decision in Citizens United v. Federal Election Commission removed limits on donations to political campaigns in order to protect free speech. 14 years later, a Pennsylvania...
In an effort to keep up with current events and be more informed, I, like many others, scroll through an online news feed. Whether it be the Apple News app on my phone, a quick Google search on my laptop...
As per tradition, the school year began with an image generating outrage on Sidechat. This semester was kicked off with a picture of a sign announcing that the Science Center closes at 11 p.m., an hour...
As I read through yet another profile of undecided voters in a swing state who carry the future of our nations in their ballots, I notice that many of their reasons for being on the fence are the same....
On Feb. 26, Dr. Banu Subramaniam, Luella LaMer professor of women’s and gender studies and chair of the WGST department gave the second lecture in the Marjory Stoneman Douglas Voices in Environmental...
On Feb. 1, 2024, Professor Joseph Joyce and the Economic Student Association (ESA) presented Joyce’s annual lecture “Career Paths in Economics.” The lecture covered the various career prospects for...
