By: The Editorial Board

The practice of paying more attention to a cell phone than the situation you are in is quickly becoming a problem and even in our busy lifestyles, should be viewed as a sign of disrespect....

By: The Editorial Board

It is important to note that the issue of socioeconomic diversity is overshadowed by the more oft-cited issues of religion, race, ethnicity, politics, and sexual orientation in on-campus conversations about diversity. ]]> Mon, 16 Nov 2009 01:18:31 -0500 1.931440 The Editorial Board Editorial http://www.wellesleynewsonline.com/opinion/editorial/facing-the-realities-of-a-virtual-university-1.931417

By: The Editorial Board

We hope that the President will hold a series of forums this semester to solidify the 'virtual university and rdquo; which, in its present form, remains too much in the abstract....

The changes that have been implemented over the last two years have altered the way sick students are helped, and not for the better....

Vegetarian students have been hit hard by the new dining services system....

Healthcare reform won't happen unless Democrats and Republicans compromise....

By: The Wellesley News

This year has been quite unforgettable. With all the different changes we've seen on campus, it has been eventful, to say the least. From the presidential election to the College's $20 million financial deficit that will directly impact students' lives, t...

By: The Wellesley News

What does it takes to be heard at Wellesley? The recent announcement that the overnight infirmary will be shut down not only sparked much debate and discussion, but led to a student protest in Green Hall. Students, parents and even some faculty members ar...

By: The Wellesley News

Last week, President Obama ruled out shrinking the war in Afghanistan to a counterterrorism campaign. He also failed to signal whether he is prepared to send any more troops to the war zone and mdash; either the 40,000 regional commander General Stanley ...