On March 1, almost four years after the state of emergency for COVID-19 was declared, and mere weeks after the second largest surge of the pandemic, the CDC dropped all remaining COVID-19 prevention guidelines...
Whether to study abroad can be a hard decision to make. On the one hand, college is one of the easiest times to travel, and studying abroad can lead to meaningful new relationships and perspectives. On...
Late February and early March mark the time of year when there is an influx of posts on the Wellesley FAQ Facebook page by stressed first-years asking if their lives will be ruined if they fail to find...
With finals season rapidly approaching, so is the time of year when Wellesley College students will receive their final grades for the semester. The further along in my college career I get, the more frustrated...
Since the start of the 2022-2023 school year, the messaging of Wellesley administration, from Provost Andrew Shennan’s Convocation speech to an email sent out by Dean Sheilah Shaw Horton on Sept. 9,...
As a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, policies that increased accessibility, many of which people with disabilities had been advocating for for years, were implemented in the United States. Although the...
“The overwhelming number of [COVID] deaths, over 75%, occurred in people who had at least four comorbidities, so, really, these are people who were unwell to begin with. And yes, really encouraging news...
After two years of trying, dozens of hours of research and countless emails, I finally managed to get a neuropsychological evaluation (neuropsych). This process was the only way I could get diagnosed as...
On Aug. 26, 2021, Wellesley College announced that it would mandate COVID-19 booster shots when they become available to students, faculty and staff, which could be as early as this fall. The decision...
