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WEBBlack and Hispanic enrollment drops in first Wellesley class without affirmative action. Wellesley’s class of 2028 saw an increase in Asian and white students and a dip in Black and Latine enrollment since the Supreme Court barred universities and colleges from considering race in admission.
Provost Courtney Coile on Her New Role - The Wellesley News
WEB1 day ago · Soo Ahn Lee ’25, the orgs chair for this academic year, described her role and experience with this year’s fair, planning for which began back in July. “As Orgs Chair, I’m in charge of CORA, [which] is in charge of recognizing new orgs and also managing and giving support and resources for the current orgs,” Lee said.
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Wellesley to Allow Male Applicants - The Wellesley News
WEBApr 7, 2022 · 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 and Sarah Lawrence College. The decision was approved after several ...
Co-ops coming back to Wellesley after almost two years of …
WEBOct 14, 2021 · Photo courtesy of Hannah Hirsch. 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.
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WEBApr 24, 2023 · Black and Hispanic enrollment drops in first Wellesley class without affirmative action. Wellesley’s class of 2028 saw an increase in Asian and white students and a dip in Black and Latine enrollment since the Supreme Court barred universities and colleges from considering race in admission. Read More.
Wellesley Endowment Experiences Major Growth, Value Rises …
WEBDec 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. Smith College, with the second largest ...
Snowstorm on 1/29 causes dining hall staffing issues
WEBFeb 11, 2022 · Snowstorm on 1/29 causes dining hall staffing issues. On Saturday, Jan. 29, Wellesley students and five dining hall workers who had stayed overnight awoke to about a foot of snow covering the College’s campus. The dining hall workers stayed overnight on campus to ensure there was food for students in the morning.
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WEBRenowned photographer gives energetic artist talk. On Feb. 14, Wellesley hosted a talk by Laura McPhee, a renowned American photographer. The talk was held in Collins... Read More. Faculty Focus Features News and Features.