Riannon Last, Opinions Managing Editor
| May 1, 2025
As of today, at least 40 students are left without assigned housing for the 2025-2026 academic year. However, this is not the first time Wellesley’s residential life has dropped the ball on housing placement.
At Wellesley, few things stir up more online discourse than berry brunch lines, housing lotteries, and, perhaps most controversially, boyfriends on campus. The first time I mentioned I had a boyfriend,...
From the window of the Senate floor on Thursday, April 24th at 1:34 pm, the end to the WOAW-UAW strike was officially declared to the Wellesley community. The students who were chanting and supporting...
This morning, I received a flurry of messages about this year’s housing selection. My roommate and I had written down a list of 12 rooms we wanted, and by 10 a.m., our first six choices were gone. As...
It is unsurprising that “wokeness” and “left-wing indoctrination” are the targets of the Trump administration’s attack on higher education given the president’s recent string of conservative...
As a Wellesley first-year and an English major, I selfishly want the Latin honors system to remain in place until I graduate.
Humanities majors have historically received Latin distinctions more often...
On the morning of March 27, the Office of the Provost emailed all students that students will receive 0.5 credits for courses taught by striking NTT faculty, and students falling below the three credit...
Riannon Last, Opinions Managing Editor
| March 27, 2025
The college has willingly decided to threaten students with losing their financial aid or visa status if they do not attend scab lectures or replace their current lectures with completely unrelated courses that are halfway through their content.
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Wellesley Administrators claimed last November that students are not “living the Honor Code” as students have in the past because they are ill-informed. How are students ill-informed when there is...
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...
Many people consider being informed about the news to be their civic duty. A morning routine typically consists of getting ready, making coffee, and listening to the morning radio, or eating breakfast...
