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 ...

Hi neighbor! It’s me:) The person who lives above you! I’ve heard you’ve been complaining about my way of life, so I wanted to outline it for you in excruciating detail to give you an idea of what my ...

While two men with a podcast mic were the epidemic of yesterday, the rise of Substack seems to be its pseudo-intellectual replacement. Substack is an online platform that was originally created as a ...

Of course, as happens to lowly Latte Art majors such as myself, every class in my saved schedule was waitlisted, indefinitely postponed, deleted from the course browser, locked under a secret password ...

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 ...

On Tuesday, Dec. 2, the Office of Student Wellness and Wellesley College’s Active Minds, a student-run organization dedicated to advocating for students’ mental health and combating stigma, hosted a ...

These are the words that U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio said to Sabrina Liang ’19 in 2016. Nearly a decade later, conservative students at Wellesley are still grappling with political expression ...

As November marked the celebration of the Native American and Indigenous Heritage Month, the Office of Intercultural Education and the Native American and Indigenous Student Association (NAISA) hosted ...

In the midst of a routine scroll through my Instagram feed, one particular post caught my eye: “They Fell in Love With A.I. Chatbots, and Found Something Real.” It was a post from the New York Times ...

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 ...

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 ...

“Make Polluters Pay! Make Polluters Pay!” A large visible crowd of 50 gathered outside the Massachusetts State House with large banners and signs on Tuesday, Oct. 21 for a rally and petition delivery.