A member of the Wellesley College class of 1981, Desirée Rogers attended Harvard Business School and soon after earned the position of director of the Illinois State Lottery. In 2008, she was appointed...
Five juniors have worked to bring Smart Woman Securities (SWS) to campus, starting a national chapter of the non-profit organization at Wellesley College. The organization works to educate women on personal...
As the new academic year begins, the Class of 2018 is getting acquainted with its new Dean of Students: Dean Alison Black. As Black immerses herself into Wellesley’s campus, she reveals that from...
In the age of the rise of internet stardom, Wellesley students are bound to have used social media to reach many people at once. One social media platform that Wellesley students use in order to create...
A Wellesley student, last week, submitted a picture to the official Wellesley Instagram account of a never-before-seen angle of the Galen Stone Tower, an iconic landmark of Wellesley campus. The Instagram...
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College Government President attends and oversees Senate meetings and is the representative of the student body during Board of Trustees, Budgetary Advisory Committee and Academic Council meetings....
“The Scream Balloon,” as Wellesley students affectionately call it, has officially been elected as mascot of the Science Center on campus. The balloon appeared about a week ago and has already solidified...
Since the early 1970s, the Wellesley Archives has been collecting compelling pieces of the college’s history that date as far back as the establishment of the college itself. Located on the fourth floor...
Wellesley College’s Harambee House has been working for 45 years to support the college’s students of African descent. This month, student organizations and administration that work through Harambee...
Jenny Tang, co-director of the Chamber Music Society, naturally gravitated towards her mother’s piano one day during her kindergarten years, and thus began her career in music.
Her mother had studied...
During Wellesley’s finals period in fall 2014, Hannah Wei ’18 and Olivia Joslin ’18 were in the initial stages of creating a brand: CliqBit. A social media application designed for iPhones, CliqBit...
As the TEDx conference at Wellesley approaches, the team of students organizing events works to raise funds and generate excitement on campus for the upcoming event with themed screenings and an increased...
The day-long conference on Thursday Sept. 24, “Erasing the Past: Daesh and the Crisis of Antiquities Destruction,” brought interdisciplinary lecturers together in an effort to facilitate a narrative...
McAfee Dining Hall hosts the American Sign Language (ASL) table on Fridays at 12:30 p.m. in order to provide casual conversation practice for a language that is otherwise not taught on campus.
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Graduation includes one of the most memorable parts of the ceremony: the commencement address. On April 9, Wellesley College announced that the award-winning writer Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie would be...
Among the many events that Wellesley student organizations host during April for Latin@ month is the Latin@ Poster Campaign. This year, Latin@ Wellesley students submitted anonymous quotations via email...
Wellesley’s use of Google Apps for Education as well as the increased popularity of social media give organizations multiple platforms to publicize events, fundraise and raise campus awareness about...
Laurelle Cheng ’15 joined her sister Queenie Clemente and brother-in-law Paul Clemente in an effort to prove that Hillary Clinton is different from how mainstream media portrays her. Together they began...
Wellesley College Shakespeare Society checked out 128 books from Clapp library and stocked up on caffeine and snacks to read 37 plays and 154 sonnets in 24 hours. The society invited the campus to join ...
Students interested in entering the consulting field begin the recruiting process during the fall of their senior year. To help with preparation for this exciting but stressful endeavor, two event planners...
The new semester always starts with a flurry of emails and flyers of new movements on campus, and this semester, one of those new movements is the Wellesley chapter of NARAL Pro-Choice Massachusetts...
Tower residents returned to their dorms to find small hourglass timers attached to the walls of their showers. Installed by Amal Cheema ’17 and Jabree Ellis ’17, the shower timers are part of the effort...
Because Boston has an abundance of colleges in the city and its surrounding areas, it has to cater to the tight budget of the typical college student. Having a college ID can help make the city’s events,...
Gone are the days of meeting your soul mate in person or even through strategically set up profiles on dating websites. Now all you have to do is log on to Tinder through Facebook and scan the pictures...
