In my six months working in the Provost's Office, the ongoing negotiations between the Wellesley Organized Academic Workers (WOAW) union and the College have never come up. Though a student assistant is...
During the Jan. 27 Senate meeting, students discussed how Wellesley’s Accessibility and Disability Resources (ADR) office has started to use an AI note-taking software instead of employing student note-takers....
Wellesley’s public notoriety can in part be attributed to its students’ dedication to advocacy. Historically, protests and petitions have often attempted to signal the student body’s dissatisfaction...
What is the future of democracy?
In January, at memorial services for President Jimmy Carter, most people asked me about the state of democracy on our campus. When they learned I was born and raised...
In the mid-19th century, naturalist poet Henry David Thoreau thoroughly lamented the expansion of the railroad. Thoreau was concerned not only by how the railway was changing but also the changes to the...
On Oct. 8, the Wellesley Organized Academic Workers (WOAW) union members reached an agreement on participating in flagship research programs during its 11th bargaining session with Wellesley College.
According...
On March 18, Wellesley released its decision letters to the class of '27, offering admission to only 13% of applicants. Across the board, colleges and universities are becoming increasingly selective....
Wellesley College’s endowment return fell by roughly $291 million in the 2022 fiscal year, the first year of negative return since 2017.
The 9.6% endowment decline, which brought the endowment’s...
By KILY WONG ’16
Staff Writer
Increased student concerns about the availability of jobs on campus, particularly for students on work-study, have led to a concerted effort on the part of College Government...
