Non-tenure track faculty at Wellesley College have ended their strike and will return to teaching for the last week of school ...

Organizers decided to end the walkout to protect vulnerable faculty members from losing health insurance or, in the case of international employees, visa status. The post Wellesley faculty ends strike ...

In a broad show of support accompanied by hoots, hollers, high-fives, and for some, kisses, thousands of students and ...

With five weeks left in the semester, administrators reopened registration for hundreds of students. Chaos and bitter feelings ensued.

The school’s non-tenure-track professors returned to the classroom Friday to prevent losing access to health insurance.

The Wellesley Organized Academic Workers (WOAW-UAW), the union representing Wellesley’s non-tenure track faculty, has agreed ...

A spokesperson for Wellesley College said the college proposed mediation ... Brubaker said “we don’t feel we need a third party to come in and help us move toward each other.” ...

Not even heavy rain could dampen the excitement Saturday morning as Wellesley College seniors ran down Tupelo Lane with wooden hoops in one of the school’s oldest traditions.

She added that to end the strike, the workers would like Wellesley College to “come back to the bargaining table and work with us in earnest to come to a fair contract agreement,” as well as a ...