As Wellesley welcomes the first members of the class of 2030, The Wellesley News spoke with current students about why they ...

Two separate posters — one promoting the establishment of a Wellesley Conservative Club and the other of a Wellesley Chapter ...

We at The Snooze feel we have not been explicit enough in sharing our opinions regarding today’s social and political ...

Situation, how will I escape? Shall I compare thee to a summer’s day?

All my friends are inside already. I hear the drunk girl behind me in line speculating about which celebrities and rappers might be making an appearance. “They’ve got some really big names in there, ...

Of course, as happens to lowly Latte Art majors such as myself, every class in my saved schedule was waitlisted, indefinitely ...

While two men with a podcast mic were the epidemic of yesterday, the rise of Substack seems to be its pseudo-intellectual ...

Shakespeare’s Hamlet is reimagined with a modern twist in Shakespeare Society’s Fall production of Hamlet. It’s Hamlet but if ...

The Academic Council voted on Dec. 11 to reject proposed changes to the College’s academic schedule for the Fall 2026 ...

The French Revolution began because people felt unheard by those in power. While Wellesley students probably don’t store ...

As the spring semester approaches, one opportunity on some Wellesley students’ minds is participating in Wellesley’s cross-registration program at MIT, Babson College, Olin College of Engineering and ...

Seniors submitting their first rounds of graduate school applications this December are feeling the pressure as cuts in federal funding prompt universities to reduce graduate school acceptances. These ...