Athletics Update 3/10/2020
Fencing Last Sunday, three Wellesley College fencers advanced to the semifinal round at the 2020 NCAA Northeast Regional Championships at…
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Blue tennis on an upwards swing
As someone who occupies the KSC at weird hours (read: 5 a.m.), I was surprised to find some new friends…
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Album Review: WHO ARE THE GIRLS?
As a Black girl interested in the punk rock, hardcore and rock music scene, I was thrilled when the London…
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“An enormous privilege”: running the Boston marathon for cancer
On Monday, April 20, one of Boston’s biggests events will take place: the Boston Marathon. One of Wellesley’s own students,…
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A data-driven approach to the 2020 CG elections cycle
As conversations about data dominate this year’s College Government (CG) elections cycle and the 2020 American presidential elections, it is…
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The hot serial killer trope: romantic idealism and the popularizing of true crime
When I was 12 years old, I was obsessed with Twilight. Like many girls my age, I fawned over Edward…
Read More“Snakes” and “Snakiness” explained – Cambridge & Wellesley, Massachusetts.
“Snakes” and “Snakiness” Explained – Cambridge & Wellesley, Massachusetts. #Finance. #Storytelling #Consulting #VeryContemporaryLiterature. In this short story, I used academic…
Read MoreUnder the eyes of the state: Post-9/11 surveillance of Muslim Americans
Saher Selod, an associate professor of Sociology at Simmons University, is the author of “Forever Suspect: Racialized Surveillence of Muslim…
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A Wellesley student’s perspective on Air Force Reserve Officer Training Corps
As an Air Force Cadet at Wellesley, I have developed a good friendship with the Local Motion bus. The handful…
Read MorePresident’s Corner 3/11/20
Hi Wellesley! I am so excited to be writing for The Wellesley News for this week’s Cabinet Column. ARC (the…
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