Lyanne Wang ’27 is an English Literature and Peace & Justice Studies major from Lafayette, CA. A former Slate intern, she hopes to channel her love of language into political journalism that moves readers as much as it informs them. She can be reached via email at [email protected].
Josephine Buckley contributed to interviews.
At 5 p.m. sharp on Monday, Nov. 3, Phoebe Zilliax Blodget ’26 rushed out of her Literary Theory course: she had a train to catch.
“I couldn't not...
Former Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton ’69 returned to Wellesley College on Saturday, Nov. 1, to celebrate the second annual summit of the Hillary Rodham Clinton Center for Citizenship, Leadership...
Some sources in this story spoke on the condition of anonymity out of fear of retaliation for participating in the protest.
As families arrived on campus Friday afternoon for Friends and Family Weekend,...
Lyanne Wang, News Managing Editor
| October 22, 2025
Amanda Chen and Rebecca Li contributed to interviews.
After a Saturday night out, Emma McNulty ’26 arrived at the 77 Mass Ave station in Cambridge at 1:30 a.m., prepared to catch the 1:35 a.m. Senate...
For the past two years, the mere mention of the word “library” often struck a sore spot for Wellesley students — but that’s no longer the case.
After over a year and a half of renovation, the...
Between this year and last year, there was a 28% decrease in funding distributed out of the Student Activity Fund.
The Student Bursar’s Office allocated a total of $674,877.38 amongst fully-funded...
In her opening remark at the College’s convocation on Sept. 3, President Paula Johnson declared her commitment to increase understanding in conversations about conflicts in the Middle East, evoking a...
In her opening remark at the College’s convocation on Sept. 3, President Paula Johnson urged Wellesley students to vote in the 2024 election and declared her commitment to increase understanding in conversations about conflicts in the Middle East.
President Paula Johnson shared an email titled “Major gift in support of the Clapp Library renovation” to the Wellesley College community on March 6, 2024, informing that thanks to recent donations,...
Black Excellence Gala
Patty Birch, assistant dean for intercultural education, and the Harambee House hosted the annual Black Excellence Gala on Friday, Feb. 16 in the Alumnae Ballroom. The Harambee...
An unknown individual wrote the N-word with a non-erasable marker on a whiteboard in Great Hall on Saturday, Dec. 9, 2023, sometime between 10:00 p.m. of that night and 10:00 a.m. of the following morning.
“There...
After weeks of urgent calls asking for Student Bursar candidates, the situation seemed to conclude after one brief email from Jessica Grady, the Director of Student Involvement & Leadership: “Thank...
A mother looking to earn her display cook qualification. A feminist enthralled with volleyball. These are the people creating the rich burrito bar, the sweet churros, and the steaming tomato soup of the...
Following the conclusion of the summer construction project on Founders Hall, staff members returned to the building Labor Day weekend to discover classrooms and offices cluttered with debris.
“There...
