Student Orgs

À la Mode is Wellesley’s fashion club, dedicated to sharing and celebrating the art of fashion through events such as lecture, fittings, vendor trunk shows and fashion history. We post fashion business articles weekly on our blog, Facebook page, and CollegeFashionista Wellesley page articles.

A.S.T.R.O. Club is a group of "Astronomy Students Toward Recreational Observing." All astronomy enthusiasts are welcome! We help out with public nights at Whitin Observatory, go on trips to dark sky sites, use the college's antique telescopes to observe, and talk about space.

BC^2 aspires to foster a stronger community within the biochemistry and biology departments. We host formal and informal events that promote conversations between students and professors. Additionally, we work to promote awareness of the diverse careers available to STEM majors through events and blogposts. 

Campus Girl Scouts works with young Girl Scouts in the local community by putting on two Interest Project Workshops. We often invite other students, faculty, and staff to present to the girls on topics related to the badge and bring the girls to relevant sites on campus.

Classics Club strives to promote an interest in the Classics and serve as a resource for students interested in the major. Some of our main activities have included museum visits, movie nights, and talks by professors from the Classics Department.

Clio History Club is an open and fun space for both history aficionados and novices alike to gather in the appreciation of the cumulative human experience. We celebrate our passion through adventurous historical outings, lectures, discussions, workshops, games, pub trivia nights, and lunches with the faculty. 

Club Rocks is Wellesley's premiere student geosciences organization. Its purpose is to foster a love of the Earth and all its processes, while maintaining community among geosciences students and enthusiasts. We're the schist.

Counterpoint is Wellesley's monthly journal of campus life. We publish non-fiction articles on just about everything, from politics to the arts, campus life to personal essays. We aim to highlight narratives that mainstream and popular media often fail to bring to the forefront.

The Economic Student Association at Wellesley College organizes events relating to the field of economics and increase awareness of economic current events.

The Film Society holds numerous movie-related events over the year including parties and trivia contests. Primarily, The Film Society screens two films every Friday and Saturday night of the semester, including blockbusters, independents, and documentaries.

GenerAsians is Wellesley's Asian/Asian American magazine for people of all ethnic backgrounds to write about the A/AA community. Published once each semester, GA is dedicated to raising campus awareness of social, cultural, and political issues affecting the A/AA community. 

Legenda is Wellesley's yearbook -- organized and designed by the students. The Legenda staff collects all of the stories, photos, and memories of the year.  

The Wellesley College Mock Trial team provides students with the opportunity to learn about the work of trial attorneys, better understand the judicial system, develop critical thinking skills, and enhance communication and public speaking ability through participation in mock trials sponsored by the American Mock Trial Association (AMTA).

The aim of Model United Nations (MUN) is to encourage student’s learning and understanding of international relations, diplomacy, and global politics. We host regular workshops that familiarize students with the procedural and international background knowledge required for MUN conferences.

The Neuroscience Club is dedicated to creating a community within the neuroscience major and making neuroscience accessible to the student body as a whole. Through lectures, social events, fundraisers, monthly newsletters, and more, we hope to provide a forum for students to extend their interest in neuroscience beyond the classroom.

Phocus Photography Club, open to both amateur and advanced student photographers, is dedicated to learning, practicing, teaching and exhibiting photographic art. Phocus aims to create opportunities for the Wellesley community to engage with and appreciate photography on and off campus.

The Pre-Law Society's mission is to sponsor law-related events and to serve as a resource for students interested in a law career. We host legal panels, work with fellow legal organizations like Kaplan Test Prep, Blue Print Test Prep, and Phi Delta Phi-the International Legal Honors Society. 

Regeneration provides the community with affordable, local produce from our farm plots. We aim to create a greater awareness of food justice and socio-agricultural issues and to improve community access to sustainable produce.

The Society of Physics Students members have the opportunity to participate in various physics-related activities, including both on and off campus gatherings as well as the annual end of the year physics vs. math softball game. 

The Wellesley Debate Society is part of the American Parliamentary Debate Association (APDA). We compete in weekend parliamentary debate tournaments across the Northeast. We aim to encourage students' abilities in public speaking and argumentation in a fun yet competitive manner.

Founded in 1901, The Wellesley News is a weekly newspaper run by the women journalists of Wellesley College. We have no faculty advisors or administrative liaisons. The News is issued every Wednesday of the academic year.

The Wellesley Review is a bi-annual literature and arts publication that features the work of Wellesley students, faculty, staff and alumnae. We also sponsor readings and events and hope to maintain an interactive environment pertaining to literature and the arts. 

Wellesley Anime’s goal is to provide opportunities to learn about Japanese culture through its animation and we try to accomplish that in as many fun, unique, and entertaining ways as possible!  

Wellesley College Chemistry Society seeks to promote unity among the chemistry community and inspire students to pursue chemistry by organizing events and allowing students to get to know professors outside of an academic setting.

Wellesley College Television News (WCTV) produces a biweekly satire news show called 'Boobtube.' We write our material, film it with our own editors, edit it, and publicize it. Our goal is to give students experience in all aspects of video journalism.

The Wellesley Globalist is a student run international affairs publication and chapter of Global 21. With its headquarters at Yale University, the Global 21 network includes premier university students around the world and hopes to promote skills in journalism, business, government work, and tackling global issues. 

Habitat for Humanity works with the local MA chapters to help build homes for low income families on day long Saturday trips and provide this opportunity to every Wellesley student. The purpose of this organization is for each member to develop understanding and service for those in need.

The Wellesley College Pre-Dental Society is the best resource on campus for Pre-Dental students looking to learn about what courses to take, dental education community service, the application process, and why dentistry is a great career choice!

WWIB hopes to cultivate members' interest in business, expand their understanding in specific sectors and industries, prepare them for the transition from a liberal arts education into their future business careers, and - most importantly - equip young women with the tools necessary to seize their talent and succeed in the world of business.

Welcome to Electric Ladyland. WZLY (91.5 FM) is the radio station of Wellesley College and is operated as a student activity. Call 781.283.2690 to request something on-air.