As conversations about data dominate this year's College Government (CG) elections cycle and the 2020 American presidential elections, it is clear that cold, hard facts are a priority for voters in elections...
On Monday, April 23, Clare Egan ’10 returned to Wellesley to discuss her journey from college undergrad to Olympic biathlete who competed for Team USA in the 2018 Winter Olympic Games in PyeongChang,...
April 2 through 8 was Wellesley’s third annual Division III (D3) Week, which featured a variety of events and forums related to athletics on campus and beyond. The National Collegiate Athletic Association...
Last Wednesday, March 7, the Wellesley College Counseling Service and the Stone Center sponsored their third annual Fresh Check Day in Tishman Commons. Despite inclement weather, 107 students enjoyed activities...
A beloved Wellesley tradition, the House Presidents’ Council (HPC)’s biannual LipSync event returned on Tuesday, March 6. This semester’s theme, “What the Funk,” featured 25 groups representing...
On Feb. 17, Wellesley Track & Field competed in the New England Division III Indoor Championships hosted by Springfield College. The Blue was represented by Tatenda Rameau ’20, Taylor Mahlandt ’20...
When I spoke with Zimbabwean political scientist Shingirai Taodzera, one of the visiting fellows at the Freedom Project, on his birthday last Friday, it was the first birthday he had celebrated under a...
Respect, selflessness, accountability and integrity. On and off the court, these are the values guiding Blue Basketball into their season over the next few months. The eight-member team has committed themselves...
Many professional athletes have used their platform to express their political views to fans across the country in the last few months, including protests during the national anthem. Anthem protests allow...
