The darker side of DNA testing
In the Chinese province of Xinjiang, science fiction has taken a sharp turn into horrifying reality. The government has detained…
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Sunlight can make you happier and less stressed
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“Avengers: Endgame” presents an epic conclusion to an era
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We stand in solidarity with the protesters at Swarthmore College
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Aislinn Díaz speaks with students at Spanish Table
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“Where’s my chair, Wellesley?”: what happens when students fall through the disability-services cracks
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News
President’s Corner: 5/8/19
Dear all, This will be the final president’s report I write in my term as college government president for the…
Outside the Bubble: 5/8/19
It’s not just your imagination, it has been colder and rainier Spring has seemingly not sprung in Wellesley, Massachusetts, but…
Features
Sarah Abramson ’21 develops tool to assist with arm mobility
In addition to a thesis, Wellesley offers students the ability to study a topic they choose or a project to…
Alisha Pegan ’16 helps implement climate solutions in Boston
While she didn’t know she’d be working on the city of Boston’s Climate Ready Boston program, Alisha Pegan ’16 had…
Wellesley Against Mass Incarceration fights the prison industrial complex on and off campus
Founded just over a year ago, Wellesley Against Mass Incarceration (WAMI) recently finished a major campaign: the campaign to stop…
Opinions
Joe Biden’s apology to Anita Hill emphasizes how little the United States cares about black women
Former Vice President of the United States Joe Biden announced on April 25 that he will be running for president…
Dr. Steady’s symposium proves to be not only a display of appreciation but also of cultural appropriation
Dr. Filomina Steady was honored on April 26 for her prolific work throughout her career, and was joined by students…
Letter to the editor re: Ashraf Youssef suspended for undisclosed reasons
To the student who came forward about Ashraf Youssef, I see you, I hear you and I support you wholeheartedly….
Arts
“Stranger Things” creators face lawsuit over copyright infringement
The given lawsuit has been dropped as of May 5th, 2019 When “Stranger Things” first premiered on Netflix in July…
Winter fell in an anti-climatic battle for the dawn and petty drama continues to rise
“Avengers: Endgame” presents an epic conclusion to an era
“Avengers: Endgame” is arguably one of the most hyped and anticipated movies of the decade, if not the century, being…
Sports and Wellness
Athletics Update: 5/8/2019
Wellesley track and field competed in the New England Division III Championships at Williams College in Williamstown, Massachusetts this past…
Sunlight can make you happier and less stressed
The recent cloudy and chilly weather has many Wellesley students craving the warm summer sun to help propel them through…
Shotokan Karate Club Flies Higher
Wellesley’s Shotokan Karate Club is one of the newest and smallest additions to the North American Collegiate Karate Conference (NACKC),…
Online
Selections from the new Wellesley 100
Cry in office hours — Truly a rite of passage, you might get this one done well before senior year….
5 people you’ll meet on the Local Motion Bus, and how to avoid them
The Wellesley Exchange bus (and Senate on the weekends) is a strange and terrifying place. It exists outside of the…
Wellesley College geese stage protest to “take back their campus”
Wellesley College students were surprised to find that they were unable to cross Severance Green this past Saturday as rows…