Reports

Thanga Lakshmi L, III BA English and Ms. Anna Mathew On October 4, the EVS class of I BA English organised a poster exhibition on the theme Environmental Awareness in collaboration with the Centre for Environmental Studies (CES), WCC, at Copper Pod Block. The students brought out their creativity and understanding of environmental issues through charts which they displayed and explained during the exhibition. Arrangements for the event began around 10 am, with the enthusiasti

- Ashna Rozelle Jesuita F & Zebiah Y, III BA English 15th August was a day filled with pride as our college united to celebrate the 79th Independence Day of India. Students, faculty, and cadets all arrived on campus with great enthusiasm to mark this significant event. The occasion was honoured by our Chief Guest, Dr. Sheila John, Head and Associate Professor, Home Science (PG). The festivities were not just a commemoration of our freedom fighters' sacrifices but also a remin

Priscilla Vincent &Thanga Lakshmi L , III BA English The Red Ribbon Club of NSS with the Youth Red Cross led a blood donation drive on 11th August at WCC. A number of students rolled up their sleeves to donate blood for a good cause. “It feels good to have these kinds of initiatives taken in our college to help save lives, and to be a part of it makes me feel proud.” - Dr. A Ranjani, NSS Programme Officer. The campaign began at 9:00 a.m. at the Assembly Hall in Science

Guest lecture enlightens students on the realities, ethics, and evolving opportunities in modern journalism. - Blessy Felsiya E, III BA English The Journalism Class of the Department of English, WCC, hosted an enlightening guest lecture titled “Careers and Challenges in Journalism” on 15 September at 10:30 am in Rivett’s Language Lab. The session featured Ms. Sunalini Mathew, Associate Editor at The Hindu, New Delhi, and an alumna of the Department. Ms Mathew discussing the w

Melinda Mishal J, III BA English The Drug awareness club of NSS at WCC hosted an impactful skit competition on 23 rd  July titled “Say No Before It’s Too Late” at Bamford Hall with various clubs belonging to the NSS unit performing, shedding light on the dangers of drug abuse among youth. “This is not just a performance - it’s a collective effort towards a good deed.”                                                             — Dr. Margaret Marie

Ohanna Cathirine, III BA English The Principal, Eco Club coordinators, Chief Guests and participants preparing for the rally Over a hundred students from the Eco Club of WCC conducted an environmental awareness programme titled “Green Warriors” on July 31 st , 2025. The event focused on promoting sustainable practices and discouraging the use of single-use plastics. A total of 140 students participated in the event. The programme was led by two esteemed speakers, Dr. Somasund

🔥NCC ignites the flame of change at WCC. Ashna Rozelle Jesuita F, III BA English 🗓 Chennai | 2 nd   July , 2025 :  WCC NCC COY proudly hosted "Stree Shakti", a thought-provoking and empowering event at Women's Christian College (WCC), Chennai. Conducted by Ms. Jelin Rebekah, Faculty of the Department of Psychology, the session was designed to empower women and raise awareness about the multifaceted issues they confront in society.   🚺With more than 40 cadets present, the

The theatrical play organised by The Perch Collective at Alliance Française displays the vivid archive of Basheer’s literary works and his legacy. Harini R, III BA English A scene from “Under The Mangosteen Tree”, inspired by Basheer’s short story “Vishwavikhyathamaya Mookku” (“The World-Renowned Nose”) 26 July : Alliance Française Madras celebrated the works of renowned Malayali writer and freedom fighter Vaikom Muhammad Basheer with a vibrant play staged by the Chennai-base

Inauguration event blends science, awareness and student leadership. Divya Shree K, III BA English Chennai | July 21, 2025: The Chemistry Department inaugurated its Chemistry Club on July 21, 2025, at Bamford Hall, WCC. To mark the occasion and promote environmental awareness, the event featured a guest lecture titled “Chemistry and Nature,” delivered by Dr. K Pandian, Professor and Head of Inorganic Chemistry at the University of Madras. The programme commenced with an invo

L&T EduTech programme trains final year students to raise employability. Jessica Olivia J M, III BA English Third-year UG students of WCC participated in an 8-day soft skills course offered by Larsen & Toubro as part of the L&T EduTech initiative to bridge the gap between academia and industry. The short course brought in field experts to teach soft skills to final year students of both shifts. Each class was three hours long and was organized from the 10 th to the 18 th  of

Ria, Eugene Briana, III BA English

B Ishaani, III BA English The Bio-image Club of Advanced Zoology and Biotechnology Department of Women's Christian College, organised the annual “Moth Week” event from July 17 to 21, 2025, in continuation of the awareness programme that was started in 2015. For the past ten years, the department has been consistently hosting this programme to highlight the importance of moths. Inspired by International Moth Week, this event aims to create awareness among students and the publ

The College celebrates legacy of women’s empowerment through faith and education.                                                                         Esther Joy S, III BA English 📅  July 7, 2025 : Women’s Christian College celebrated its 110th anniversary with a solemn and spirit-filled Thanksgiving Service  at Lucy Peabody Auditorium, Centenary Block at 10:30 am, honouring the rich legacy of women’s empowerment over a century. “This is not just a celebration—it is a ref

A blend of creativity and cadence on World Music Day. Ria T, III BA English Students brought music to life on 27th June as they kicked off a joyful celebration to mark World Music Day, bringing alive their classrooms and corridors with vibrates, creative outfits and live performances. This   occasion was organised by the Student Senate’s Cultural Committee, with the theme “Dress as Your Favorite Music Genre.” This event encourages students to express themselves through their

Eugene Briana J, III BA English Chennai, 24 July 2025: In a heartwarming celebration of language and culture, our college recently hosted a special event that paid tribute to the timeless beauty of the Tamil language. The Guest Speech Programme, under the theme Tamil language and its Cultural Significance, brought together students, educators, and special guests for an inspiring and memorable morning. 🎵 The event opened with a vibrant welcome song and a heartfelt tradition

Mathangi S V ( III BA English) On 14th July 2025, WCC campus came alive with enthusiasm and intellectual energy as News7 Tamil, in collaboration with Vetri NEET Gateway, hosted a dynamic STEM Quiz Competition for school students. The event ran from 10 am to 4 pm, drawing participation from 12 leading schools with 64 bright students competing.   The show was brilliantly anchored by a charismatic and quick-witted host, whose humour and charm kept both participants and the audi

Senators and Club Heads Engage in Reflective Workshop. Sanjana Sunilkumar, III BA English 28 June : The Student Senate Retreat 2025 brought together senators and club coordinators of WCC for an inspiring and reflective experience under the banner, Advanced Leadership Workshop . The event, held from 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m., at Bamford Hall, was organised by Sishya Group, a value-based Christian ministry that works with students and young professionals. It was hosted in colla

Empowerment through Soap & Hair Oil Making at WCC.    Priscilla Elizabeth Vincent, III B A English 23 July:  Over 20 non-working rural women from Chetpet and Thousand Lights participated in a workshop conducted by WCC, which taught them how to make soap and hair oil, promoting women’s entrepreneurship. The workshop was organised by Dr Angeline Sridevi, Faculty from Plant Biology and Plant Biotechnology with help from 14 Eco Club members. The workshop provided practical traini

Zebiah , III BA English The Chapel committee organised the Student Christian Retreat 2025 at Lucy Peabody Auditorium on 5 July, with around 2500 students both from shift I and II actively taking part in it. Pastor Reenukumar of Rock Eternal Church and his worship team led this impactful session. The retreat began with a special song by the Chapel Committee followed by Praise and Worship led by the Rock Eternal worship team. After the lively praise and worship session Pastor

🎶 A musical program led by Mr James Vasanthan at WCC. Thanga Lakshmi L, III BA English Students from all departments of Shift I gathered at Lucy Peabody Auditorium on 25 July for a wonderful musical performance by the Tamil Osai group during Assembly hour. The program began around 12:40 pm, covering about 12 songs sung by the talented group. They were mainly about Tamil history, its importance, and how people back then used music to express their feelings. James Vasanthan th