Recently, Professor Kaleb Goldschmitt became the first non-binary, trans professor to gain tenure at Wellesley College, and is the only tenured professor from the arts this academic year. They are currently...

As the Spring semester kicked off and students returned to the classrooms, they were greeted with limited places to eat and extra long lines at the Bae Pao Lu Chow dining hall located in the Lulu Chow...

Freezing temperatures, disruptions to air travel and a drastic increase in the omicron variant of COVID-19 did little to slow the move-in process for the Spring 2022 semester. Just over a week after nearly...

Given that many members of the Wellesley community traveled during Thanksgiving break and the ongoing pandemic, all classes were held remotely between Nov. 29 to Dec. 1, 2021 to accommodate the testing...

On Nov. 2, 2021, the Boston mayoral election resulted in a landslide win for Michelle Wu, 36, the current president of Boston’s City Council. Wu was sworn in on Nov. 16. She is not only the first woman...

The Boston Marathon took place on Oct. 11 after a 2.5 year absence due to the pandemic. The runners pass through Wellesley College, also known as the “Scream Tunnel” at mile 12.  This year was the...

In the 2021-22 school year, the student-run cafés and pub are making a return to Wellesley’s campus scene after a year of closure due to COVID-19. The co-ops include Café Hoop and Punch’s Alley,...

In August, a new schedule was posted to the Wellesley College website showing updated hours for the shuttle buses taking Wellesley students to Boston, Cambridge and cross-registering schools. This new...

By now, you’ve probably heard about Clubhouse, the new, tech-savvy, social media app straight out of Silicon Valley. It has taken over the world by storm, boasting celebrity users such as Elon Musk and...

Many Wellesley traditions have been disrupted in this unusual school year, and study abroad programs have not been exempt. Out of the 13 Wellesley study abroad programs offered in the fourth term,...