2020 and the World Outside
For all the coverage following the 2020 Democratic candidates’ every move, there seems to be a blind spot regarding foreign…
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Health Services to be outsourced to Newton-Wellesley Hospital
This fall, Wellesley College Health Services will be partnering with Newton-Wellesley Hospital in a series of new changes to Health…
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Dozens of students displace due to on-campus housing issues
Lauren Dines ’20 did everything right. When it came time to select housing for the 2019-2020 academic year last spring,…
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Here’s what you need to know about EEE
Many Wellesley students have heard about Eastern Equine Encephalitis (EEE), the deadly mosquito virus that has taken the lives of…
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Sydney Dollmeyer ’17: the return of a national champion
On Sept. 6, just four days before the start of Wellesley Crew’s fall training, the Wellesley Athletics department announced that…
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New research on concussions seeks to shine light on effects on female soccer players
Recent research on concussions has revealed that certain sports pose a particular danger to brain development and health. However, much…
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National Interest in Exchange for Human Rights: The Beginning of the End of India’s Democracy
On Aug. 5, 2019, the Indian government, led by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, announced that it would revoke Article 370…
Read MoreA letter from the Editor-in-Chiefs
We are honored to be serving as the 98th co-Editor-in-Chiefs of The Wellesley News for the 2019-2020 school year. Since…
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Pop Queens Ariana Grande, Miley Cyrus and Lana Del Rey Attempt to Merge Styles with “Don’t Call Me Angel”
This past Friday, girl power anthem “Don’t Call Me Angel,”officially dropped. The track, written for the upcoming “Charlie’s Angels” reboot,…
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“It Chapter Two” Fails to Deliver the Scares “It” Promised
Andy Muschietti’s “It Chapter Two” fails to reach the high expectations that the first “It” set as the highest-grossing horror…
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