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Why Wellesley Essay - The Wellesley News
1 day ago · With access to incredible biodiversity and a limitless world of academic interests, Wellesley would grant me the ability to pursue my dreams and use my education to give back to my community. As the motto says, Non Ministrari sed Ministrare, and I intend to adMINISTER diarrhea to as many Political Science and Economics double majors as possible.
Reflections on UN week: What climate actions mean for Wellesley ...
13 hours ago · As UN Week has concluded, it leaves us with a powerful message: while the state of the environment may frighten us, our advocacy will work. The time for reflection has passed, and our call to action is more agreeable than ever. If we are to secure a future that boasts a healthy climate, as young advocates we must embrace the spirit of action ...
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Co-ops coming back to Wellesley after almost two years of …
Oct 14, 2021 · In the 2021-22 school year, the student-run cafés and pub are making a return to Wellesley’s campus scene after a year of closure due to COVID-19. The co-ops include Café Hoop and Punch’s Alley, both located on the first floor of Lulu, and El Table, which occupies the ground floor of Founders Hall. The co-ops are entirely student-run, providing a safe space for students of all ...
Wellesley to Allow Male Applicants - The Wellesley News
Apr 7, 2022 · The Wellesley Snooze. College President Jaula Pohnson released a statement on April 1 that as of Fall 2023, Wellesley would start allowing applicants in the Class of 2027 and beyond who identified as male to apply to Wellesley for the first time in history, following the footsteps of fellow once-historically women’s colleges Vassar College ...
Wellesley Endowment Experiences Major Growth, Value Rises …
Dec 9, 2021 · In their annual report released earlier this month, the Wellesley College Investment Office reported that the endowment experienced 46.5% growth in the 2021 fiscal year, a record high. This growth added $958 million to the endowment, bringing its value to $3.22 billion as of June 2021. Wellesley has the largest endowment of the Seven Sister Colleges.
Wellesley College water tested positive for E.Coli
3 days ago · Wellesley College found E.coli in an untreated groundwater sample from one of the College’s wells, according to an email sent to students and faculty on Friday evening. The sample was found in Well #1, said Piper Orton, Vice President for Finance and Administration and Treasurer and Tyler Marcet, Director of Environmental Health and Safety.
Getting into the swing of things - The Wellesley News
Oct 3, 2024 · As the fall semester gets into full swing, it’s quite easy to get caught up in the hustle and bustle of classes, readings and extracurriculars. But for the Wellesley community, there’s a new way to escape from it all and reconnect with nature. Nestled by the Science Center and in front of Clapp Library near Severance Green, two new swings are at home and ready for the Wellesley community ...
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