Bus seating inadequate for students traveling off campus
On the way back from a trip to Salem, MA, Amelie Washington ’25 planned on using the Senate Bus to…
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Bus seating inadequate for students traveling off campus
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Persistent Wi-Fi disruptions frustrate students
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Corporate activism cannot be trusted
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Editorial: In protecting free speech, Wellesley threatens others’ freedoms
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Anti-abortion speaker with transphobic and ableist views invited to Wellesley
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News
Studying Abroad in a “New Normal”
Last year, in the midst of a global pandemic, eight out of 13 T4 study abroad programs were forcefully cancelled…
Persistent Wi-Fi disruptions frustrate students
Since the start of the semester, affirmation posts manifesting a stable Wi-Fi connection have circulated on Instagram. Students have expressed…
Features
Humans of Wellesley: Tanner Spotlight
Bella Jung ’24 Childcare as Commodity: The Impact of Capitalism on Children, Parents and Communities My Tanner was called Childcare…
Wellesley Students and Faculties Shine at Boston Marathon
The Boston Marathon took place on Oct. 11 after a 2.5 year absence due to the pandemic. The runners pass…
Humans of Wellesley: Twitter
Over the past year and a half, as campus life has been disrupted and many Wellesley students have found themselves…
Opinions
The Democratic Party, upholders of the status quo
With record unemployment, a public health crisis and a deeply divided country, President Joe Biden has inherited — for lack…
Letter to the editor
Thank you for publishing a piece on the Wellesley Freedom Project’s final year. Over its ten years of existence, the…
Corporate activism cannot be trusted
CW: mentions of transphobia and homophobia “The Closer,” Dave Chappelle’s latest Netflix special, was released on Oct. 5, 2021. (Full…
Arts
Theater kids: drop everything and read this modern Mamma Mia (Books Before Boys review)
My high school days were spent only tangentially involved with the theater program as the secretary of the costume department,…
Boston Palestine Film Festival Marks Its 15th Year
Oct. 8 to 17 marked the 15th year of the Boston Palestine Film Festival, the annual presentation of a collection…
FINNEAS’ New Album “Optimist” Doesn’t Feel So Optimistic
“Don’t waste the time you have waiting for time to pass / It’s only a lifetime / That’s not long…
Sports and Wellness
Food, Nutrition and Difficult Diets: A Discussion With Wellesley Nutritionist Barbara Southcote
“Food” has become a buzzword on Wellesley’s campus over the past year. From the ongoing demands from WAMI and other…
Demystifying Inconclusive COVID-19 Tests
Since Fall 2020, the College has mandated that students, faculty and staff undergo biweekly asymptomatic COVID-19 testing. While one can…
Athletes Owe Many Thanks to the PERA Department
As the final weeks of Term 4 approach, there is much to reflect on surrounding how the COVID-19 pandemic was…
Online
Sophomores to Live in Vacuum Closets, COVID Testing Cubicles, as the Great Housing Crisis of 2021 Steamrolls On
On the morning of sophomore housing selection, recently-engaged-u-hauling-lesbian couple Whitney Wellesley ’24 and her roommate and intended Winniefred Wellesley ’24…
Wellesley community loses all sense of hope after Wi-Fi outage
On Saturday, May 29, the Wellesley Secure Wi-Fi ceased to function for the whole day. Wellesley students, in the midst…
Mini fridges: Silent, but deadly
Is your mini fridge running? What’s that? It’s unionizing! If you haven’t heard already, the gas-guzzling, smog-inducing, carbon-emitting monster machines…