Sitting near the Leaky Beaker in the Science Center, you may notice yourself in greener company due to the addition of seven trees around the space—the most majestic of which is a two-story-tall screw...
Student representatives present on roles of various campus committees
Academic Committees:
Sam Lanevi ’18 presented at Senate about the roles and responsibilities of the Committee on Curriculum and...
Fall ’17 Housing Priority Numbers released
Interim Dean of Students Carol Bate reiterated that housing priority numbers for the Fall ’17 semester are now available on MyWellesley. Priority number...
Students invited to give feedback on Title IX campus policies
Carol Bate, interim dean of students, drew attention to the email sent on Monday, Feb. 13 by Jacqueline Anchondo, Title IX coordinator and...
Old and New Business discussed at Senate
College Government President Zainab Younus ‘17 shared with Senate that in line with her platform, a committee will be formed to take action to improve access...
CLCE student representatives present at Nov. 21st Senate
Sydney Hopper ‘19 and Ciara Wardlow ’19, student representatives on the Committee on Lectures and Cultural Events (CLCE), presented at the...
Clarifications on campus and residential issues
While marijuana is now legalized in the state of Massachusetts, Interim Dean of Students Carol Bate affirmed that campus policy will remain largely unchanged....
Two Senators elected to Elections Committee
College Government (CG) elected Maggie O Connor ’20, representative for Dower House and Caroline Taylor ’20, a representative for Tower Court. as Senator...
CPLA and Wellesley College Alumnae Association to hold Election Night events
Two Election Night watch parties will be held on Tues. Nov. 8. Students are encouraged to attend the event hosted by the Committee...
As part of Wellesley College’s Strategic Sustainability Plan 2016-2026, the College is exploring options to switch the supply of water for Paramecium Pond away from drinking water. This effort comes...
***Editor’s Note: This article was published as part of the satirical April 1, 2016 issue.
A Wellesley education has a tangible, lasting effect on its students and,...
Each year, Wellesley College Government and the Elections Committee run the Ballot Initiative, which seeks proposals from the student body to improve life on campus. The monetary worth of the ballot initiative...
On a daily basis, emails notify Wellesley students of yet another group selling an item to raise funds, as does the spam material plastered on bulletin boards and in Facebook groups. At Wellesley, fundraising...
Much of the Wellesley College community has limited contact with the Office of Disability Services. Its presence is most noticeable in “acc: jwice” at the edge of posters and when people to include...
The Madeleine K. Albright Institute for Global Affairs hosted its first Albright Institute Symposium from Jan. 30-31. Over 200 Albright Fellows from the seven-year program attended the event. The symposium...
With the Massachusetts minimum wage set to increase from the current $9.00 per hour to $10.00 per hour on Jan. 1 2016, off-campus jobs may begin to attract more students. Although often less convenient than...
The Sustainable Living Certification (SLC) Program, relaunched this fall semester, aims to encourage Wellesley students to adopt more sustainable lifestyle practices. Run by the Office of Sustainability...
The English Language Resource Center (ELRC) has seen demand for its services increase since its inception last year. In response, the ELRC has gone from having a sole tutor to a team of four, headed by...
“Russia NOW!: The Current State of the Former Soviet Union” featured presentations on a host of current issues by Professor of Russian Area Studies Thomas Hodge, Professor of History Nina Tumarkin,...
