College history, fitting for an institution that was founded as a women's college. Despite winning their conference tournament, the Express did not get a bid to the NCAA Division III Women's Lacrosse Tournament; the AMCC was not an automatic qualifying conference, because it had only four teams competing. Between the baseball and women's lacrosse teams, the Express accumulated a plethora of all-conference selections during the final spring 2024 season.
== Campus ==
The campus of Wells College spanned 127 acres in the rural setting of Aurora, a village in Cayuga County, New York, on the eastern shore of Cayuga Lake, one of the Finger Lakes.
The Louis Jefferson Long Library on the Wells College campus was completed in 1968 and had been designed by Walter Netsch, an example of a building employing his architectural Field Theory. Netsch was a member of the architecture firm SOM, which also designed the Barler Music Hall and Campbell Art Building.
== Leadership ==
=== Deans ===
Helen Fairchild Smith (1894–1905)
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