Dead Serious hosted its fourth Annual Comedy Festival this week; along with a visit from Retta, who plays Donna in Parks and Recreation and an open mic stand-up night, they brought Dartmouth’s The Dog...
Student project leaders provide updates on progress
At the beginning of the academic year, College Government (CG) hosted IdeaFest, an event for members of the Wellesley community to get together and...
Over 100 students and faculty gathered in Tishman Commons last Wednesday for the Sustainability Ideafest, a forum for the discussion of promoting environmental sustainability for the College. The IdeaFest,...
Aaron Sheehan, a member of the Voice Department at Wellesley College, recently won a Grammy for Best Opera Recording during the 57th Grammy Awards. He also teaches at Towson University and the New England...
The first trial run of Wellesley’s shadow grading policy is now officially over. First years may still be taking shadow-graded writing courses, but the winter break and new spring semester have given...
EDM, or Electronic Dance Music, has a bit of a bad reputation. People argue that artists like Skrillex, Flume and Cashmere Cat are just sounds made on a computer, fabricated by anyone who knows how to...
Shakespeare Society put on its Fall 2014 production of “The Tempest” over the two weekends before Thankgiving. Directed by Katie Suchyta ’15, “The Tempest” is the story of the magician Prospero,...
Senate is looking into expanding the OneCard so that it can be be used for laundry and to buy Senate Bus tokens and passes. A few weeks ago, Senate released a comprehensive report regarding a campus-wide...
The College has postponed renovations to Munger Hall from June 2015 but has not determined when they will to start construction. Munger will remain open and available for student housing until then.
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Amidst red, white and blue balloons and an almost palpable excitement, students gathered in Pendleton Atrium to stream the live results from the midterm elections yesterday. Senators and representatives...
WZLY, Wellesley’s student radio station, is selling its frequency license and will therefore no longer be on air at 91.5 FM. After a collective vote last year, WZLY will exclusively broadcast on the...
Wellesley College has made an active attempt in recent years to lower loans and increase grant aid. Nationally, college graduates this year on average face $30,000 dollars in debt, the highest student...
Around 30 Wellesley College students joined the estimated 400,000 people who gathered in New York City last Sunday for the People’s Climate March. The march was the largest ever climate-related protest....
Republican senators unanimously blocked the Paycheck Fairness Act on Sept. 19. The Paycheck Fairness Act would have added protections to the Equal Pay Act of 1963, in an attempt to further close the gap...
Boyhood is a particularly literal interpretation of the coming of age genre. Shot over a twelve year span, Boyhood, directed by Richard Linklater, follows Mason through his adolescence and early adulthood.
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