In addition to a thesis, Wellesley offers students the ability to study a topic they choose or a project to do in a single semester: an independent study. These can be done in any area of study as long...
This Friday night, April 19, is the first night of the Jewish holiday of Passover, an eight day long festival holiday commemorating the Jews’ exodus from Egypt. Because the date of the holiday...
You may have noticed receiving more emails this week about sex, sexuality and gender than usual, even by Wellesley’s standards. This past week was Sexuality Education Week, or SEW, as you may have seen...
It is no secret that Wellesley has a strong LGBTQ+ community. We all know about the office of LGBTQ+ student life and its leader, Leah Fygetakis. This year, the office started a new student-led group called...
While at Wellesley, you may see students walking dogs or hear a strange meow coming from your neighbor’s room. Rest assured, these animals are not contraband. They are emotional support animals, or ESAs.
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As a kid, who didn’t love snow days? Even now, when a snow day is announced at Wellesley, you can hear the cheers of students all over campus. However, not everyone is such a fan of snow days.
As many...
On Feb. 22, Wellesley's Jewish community will be hosting an event called “Shabbat 101,” open to the whole campus.
“Shabbat is the Jewish Sabbath, a weekly opportunity to disconnect...
Disclaimer: for the purpose of this article, “atheist” refers to those who don't believe in God or view themselves as having no religion, or as Pew calls them, “nones.”
Atheism...
