Course Browser Delayed To Nov. 25, Students Plan For Spring Semester
Gaby Kim ’23 is waiting. The Spring 2021 course browser is tentatively set to be released tomorrow at 5 p.m….
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Course Browser Delayed To Nov. 25, Students Plan For Spring Semester
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“The Queen’s Gambit” is really as good as people say it is
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Community Outreach in the Face of COVID-19
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First Class of Posse Scholars to Graduate in 2021
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The Visible Cop in “The Invisible Man”
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News
Community Outreach in the Face of COVID-19
With a significant portion of our student body remote, as well as newfound implementation of COVID-19 guidelines, various student organizations…
First Class of Posse Scholars to Graduate in 2021
Merriam Webster defines the word posse as “a group of people who have come together for the same purpose.” It…
Features
“How am I Going to Craft an Education that is Successful for Me?”: Disabled Students Reflect on the Challenges They’ve Faced at Wellesley
For Katie Adler ‘22, some of the buildings on Wellesley’s campus are easier to get to than others. Adler has…
Nikole Hannah-Jones, Known for “The 1619 Project”, Speaks at Wellesley
As part of the Office of Intercultural Education’s “21 Days Against Racism” program, the College invited Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Nikole…
In a year of turmoil, students struggle with the loss of role models
Among the loss of life due to the pandemic and the death of George Floyd which galvanized the country and…
Opinions
Spineless nonpartisanship: how the Girl Scouts convinced me they no longer care about girls
In kindergarten, I was placed in a different school because of an overcrowding issue. At the time, I’m sure it…
Abolish the Senate: give the power to the people, not the states
When I got the news that Ruth Bader Ginsberg had died, I suddenly couldn’t move. I sat down for half…
As liberals return to brunch, progressives must work harder
I hate electoral politics. Especially on the national level. To think that engaging in politics once every four years will…
Arts
“The Queen’s Gambit” is really as good as people say it is
To be clear, I do not like chess. No, not even a little bit. So, when I passively clicked on…
“Yes, God, Yes” breathes new life into Netflix’s coming-of-age lineup
I watched “Yes, God, Yes” soon after its Oct. 22 Netflix release, curious to see Natalia Dyer star following her…
Six 2020 Book Releases You Should Read Right Now
The COVID-19 pandemic has managed to affect literally everything – books included. Most new books rely on book tours and…
Sports and Wellness
Athletic impacts of Covid-19
Along with the many drastic changes made in light of COVID-19, the Massachusetts State Collegiate Athletic Conference (MASAC) announced July…
A new kind of PE
This year at Wellesley, physical education classes look different. Like many other departments, the athletics department has decided to hold…
Maintaining wellness as the cold sets in
As the temperatures drop, a walk around the lake or a run through the Ville might not seem as enjoyable…
Online
Remote students experience existential crises; change class years in email signatures
Students who are studying remotely due to the COVID-19 pandemic are facing yet another unprecedented challenge this semester. Closed waitlists…
President’s Column: The Butterfly Effect
If things never really stop changing, then I, and you, and all of us, have yet to see our darkest hours. But we have also yet to see our brightest days.
Your next on-campus romance isn’t going to work out
Heartbreak is in the air this season as Wellesley students begin the process of moving back to campus for the…