Helen O’Conner ’71 never used to “talk politics.” That was before a U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officer ...

As of March 27th, 2025, the non-tenured faculty union, WOAW-UAW has gone on strike at Wellesley, marking an unprecedented time in the college’s history. This strike comes after the college’s ...

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 ...

Amidst growing faculty concerns about AI use in classrooms, Library & Technology Services (LTS) recommended the adoption of AI detection tool Pangram in late November. LTS recommended the tool after ...

This article was updated at 5:40 p.m. on Nov. 24, 2025 with a statement from Provost and Dean of the College Courtney Coile. Wellesley College rejected Paulson Initiative donor Wendy Judge Paulson ’69 ...

Non Ministrari sed Ministrare. “Not to be ministered unto, but to minister.” The Wellesley motto captures the life of service, giving and dedication that the College has upheld since its founding. As ...

A little more than a week ago, post after post on Sidechat echoed the students’ collective disdain on campus toward the imminent arrival of Hillary Clinton and the “Hillary Rodham Clinton Center for ...

The recently-elected Class of 2029 Council, made up of students with a wide range of passions, skills, and backgrounds, is gearing up to support Wellesley’s newest Green Class. The Wellesley News ...

Wellesley For Reproductive Justice hosted a panel titled “Life Before Roe” on Thursday, Nov. 6, featuring four women from the Bad Old Days Posse who shared personal stories of obtaining abortions in ...

The Louvre heist didn’t unfold like a crime; it played out like the season finale of a heist show, and the public reacted accordingly, illustrating the evolving relationship between the public and ...

On the evening of Oct. 29, students filed into the Science Center to listen to “KPop Demon Hunters” singer Andrew Choi speak on his role in Netflix’s hit film and the globalization of Korean culture.

The menacing figures in the Claflin laundry machines are plotting my demise The tampons on the floor of the Beebe 4th shower are going to be sentient one day (something in the water) I will wake up ...