This year’s first annual Class Awareness and Worker Appreciation Week features events such as panels and a May Day rally, and is hosted by the Diversity Coalition, a group comprised of faculty, students,...
Themes of community and collaboration were at the forefront of the HPC-CG debate on Thursday, April 2. The debate, co-hosted by House President’s Council (HPC) and College Government (CG), centered around...
Following a semester-long search and input from students, faculty, staff and alumnae, Wellesley College announced the appointment of Rabbi Audrey Berkman as the new Rabbi and Director of Wellesley College...
***Editor's Note: This article was published as part of the satirical April 1, 2015 issue
The carbon footprint of sending an email is 0.3 grams of carbon dioxide, the equivalent of driving three feet....
Are Russia and the United States entering another Cold War? Not quite, according to Harvard Professor of Government and Russian Studies Timothy Colton. The lecture, hosted by the Russian Area Studies Department...
Wellesley Blue swimmer Dorothy Ren ’16 has been a strong force on the swimming and diving team since her first year. Since breaking the school record in the 100-meter individual medley in 2012, Ren has...
Wellesley track and field’s sophomore sprinter Isabella Narvaez has signaled a breakout season this winter, capturing school records in both the 400-meter and 60-meter events. Last weekend at the New...
Following several years of partial compensation for student Residential Life staff through College Government’s Ballot Initiative, Dean of Students Debra DeMeis, Associate Dean of Students Carol Bate...
By sharing stories, lighting candles and reading passages, the Wellesley community came together to remember the life of An Ton ’17. The gathering took place in Houghton Chapel on Feb. 17 and drew a...
Students and faculty spent the worst of snowstorm Juno comfortably in their dorms or homes, but dining hall workers found themselves driving in hazardous conditions to report to work, or not being able...
Senior Morgyne Weaver is closing out a great season in her final year playing basketball for the Blue. Recently, Weaver became the 11th player in Wellesley basketball history to score 1,000 points in her...
Despite record-breaking snowfall, Collins Cinema was bustling with students, faculty and community members for the Davis Museum’s Spring Opening Celebration. The highlight of the museum’s spring semester...
Every year, nine college journalists are selected as winners of the Roy W. Howard National Collegiate Reporting Competition. This year, Xueying Chen ’16, a former Co-Editor-in-Chief of The Wellesley...
Blue Squash has enjoyed a strong season since opening in November with a record of 9-8. Phyllis Lin ’18 is a crucial component of that success. A first- year from Acton, Mass., she earned an 12-4...
The firing and sudden departure of Jewish chaplain David Bernat and Hillel director Patti Sheinman came as a shock to many members of Wellesley’s Jewish community. On Nov. 21, Dean of Students Debra...
In the latest installment of the technology industry’s lack of accessibility to women, Facebook and Apple unveiled a policy, offering $20,000 toward the costs of egg-freezing. The procedure, made possible...
Whether you’re in between classes, buckling down for a long study session or simply hanging out in your room, snacking tends to be an essential part of college life. Vegan diets make snacking slightly...
Eating vegan on the meal plan is completely doable, but a change in cuisine can provide some variety to your diet. Over the past two years, I have discovered a few restaurants that serve solely vegetarian...
While varsity sports have been underway for the past few weeks, club sports like Quidditch, rugby and Ultimate Frisbee are just now beginning their seasons and recruiting new members. Club sports differ...
he veganism movement is gaining traction and increased media attention, with its reach extending far beyond West Coast hippie culture. Even Dr. Kim A. Williams, the president-elect of the American College...
