Sofía Diaz ’26 is an English major from Alvarado, TX and is on track to get her secondary teaching license. She can be found elsewhere giving campus tours for the Admission Office, or in Pendleton East for her writing tutor hours. She previously served as a Senior News Editor.
During CG Senate on April 11, 2024, a ballot question referendum that would amend the CG constitution to provide for the publication of election analytics for ballot questions passed. If instituted, the...
New Square System Implemented for Orgs Fundraising
A new fundraising method was introduced this semester to make fundraising easier for organizations and clubs on campus. The platform aims to phase...
HPC Corner
Health and safety inspections are taking place from March 4-15. Please remove prohibited items from your room such as candles and incense. There will also be a visual check of the room for prohibited...
The past few years have seen some shifts in the English department at Wellesley. In the past eight years, the department has lost five faculty members, mostly due to retirement. The department is significantly...
On Feb. 11, I was glued to the TV watching the Kansas City Chiefs and the San Francisco 49ers play in Super Bowl LVIII. I was peacefully watching the commercials during the break when I suddenly saw Beyoncé...
On Nov. 16, the Wellesley Organized Academic Workers (WOAW), Faculty on Term Appointments, Instructors of Science Labs, Physical Education, Recreation and Athletics (FIP) faculty announced their new union...
President’s Corner
College Government President, Ingrid Bell ’24, said that representatives from the Registrar’s office will be visiting next week’s Senate to share reminders for the College community...
President’s Corner
Plans for dining hall employee appreciation were made. Butcher paper will be put in the dining halls for students to write messages on. There will also be postcards for students...
The Wellesley College community continues to organize events on campus in response to the recent events in Israel and Palestine.
On Oct. 26, a walk-out was held in the Academic Quad at 2 p.m. to...
Affinity housing for Black students, formally known as Walenisi, has been reformed from a designated floor on Cazenove Hall to blocks spread across dorms on campus this academic year. The announcement...
Dean’s Corner
Associate Dean of Students, Dawn Montagna, talked about the importance of harm reduction as we near Halloweekend, a weekend where college students usually go out to parties and drink. Montagna...
On Aug. 16, the College reached an agreement on a four-year contract with Wellesley’s Independent Maintenance and Service Employees Union. The agreement includes a 4% salary raise for union members,...
On April 20, the Office of LGBTQ+ Programs and Services and PERA hosted Cal Calamia, a non-binary transmasculine runner, to give a talk about his activism and running achievements. Calamia made history...
Wellesley’s Union & Labor Advocacy Taskforce, UniLAd, is planning to collaborate with the Wellesley Educators Association, the largest union in the town of Wellesley. Educators who work in the Wellesley...
Commencement speaker named for 2023 graduation ceremony
Michigan State Secretary, Jocelyn Benson ’99, was recently announced as the 2023 commencement speaker. Benson is known for her work as a voting...
Throughout this school year, residential halls have been experiencing several types of maintenance issues, including extremely hot or cold water in showers, broken washers and dryers and poor elevator...
*Some individuals in this article have been given pseudonyms to protect their identities as QTBIPOC
On March 7, students organized a sit-in for solidarity with transgender students in the Science...
Note: This article was written before the sit-in for trans solidarity. Consult the Opinions section for an updated response to recent developments on campus.
On Feb. 27, Wellesley College Government...
On Feb. 10, Wellesley College was ranked 13th among the top 20 most expensive colleges in the US. The article was published by The College Investor, a personal finance blog.
The 2022-2023 tuition...
As of Friday, Nov. 11, the Community Director (CD) on Call number is no longer available to the student body. Students can still reach the CD on Call, but they must call Public Safety first to be connected...
On Wednesday, Nov. 2nd, El Table, a student-run cooperative cafe, reopened. This will be the first time El Table will be offering a dine-in option since March of 2020.
General Manager of El Table,...
Nov. 8 marks election day for the midterm elections, which will determine whether Democrats or Republicans will control Congress. 34 Senate seats and all 435 House seats are up for election.
Polls are...
On Oct. 13, 2022, approximately 65 students and faculty joined Wellesley Students for Justice in Palestine (SJP) outside of Green Hall to support students calling for the liberation of Palestine. The...
