Jessica Chen ’28 is a prospective Economics and Computer Science major from Princeton, NJ. In her free time, she likes to go on runs and take in the beauty of Wellesley’s campus. She was previously the editor-in-chief of her high school newspaper, The Tower.
UPS deliveries were disrupted for a few days as a result of the Wellesley Organized Academic Workers’ (WOAW-UAW) strike, while other deliveries to the College will remain normal.
UPS, which unionized...
Brightspace will replace Sakai as Wellesley’s new Learning Management System (LMS), according to an email from Chief Information Officer and Associate Provost Ravi Ravishankar, on March 7.
Brightspace,...
Wellesley Organized Academic Workers (WOAW-UAW), the non-tenured track (NTT) faculty union, began picketing today at 8 a.m. after unsuccessful bargaining with the College on key issues such as compensation,...
In his first couple months as president, Trump has signed dozens of executive orders targeting immigration, with uncertain ramifications on Wellesley’s international students. In response, Slater International...
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American colleges, including Wellesley, continue to educate students and promote...
Shima Ahmed ’28 had established plans to go home to Sudan for winter break. That all changed when President Trump was elected.
“I realized any new policies that would be implemented might affect...
Janelle Monáe, writer and 10-time Grammy-nominated artist, stepped onto the Alumnae Hall stage last Friday evening to speak about her Afrofuturist anthology, The Memory Librarian: And Other Stories of Dirty Computer.
An atmosphere of shock and anxiety settled upon Wellesley students after Donald Trump officially became the new president-elect on Wednesday morning. Trump has won both the Electoral College and the popular vote, the first Republican to do so since 2004.
As the first polls close on Tuesday, around 150 students gathered at watch parties around campus to follow the live polling results for one of the closest presidential elections in US history.
On Sept. 30, after Ilana LeVine ’27 spent an entire day in urgent care, there was one thing she wanted to do: eat her Trader Joe’s soup dumplings.
She had put them in the communal fridge, labeling...
Rylie Zhang ’28 called Health Services after testing positive for COVID-19. While she expected an answer to her question about the current COVID-19 policies, all she received was the answer that “they...
Wellesley College found E.coli in an untreated groundwater sample from one of the College’s wells, according to an email sent to students and faculty on Friday evening.
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As the past year of the war in Gaza has thrust college campuses into ideological divisions, Wellesley...
