“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…
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“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…
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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…
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“The Trial of the Chicago 7” brings protesting to film
“The whole world is watching!” the crowd chants outside as the defendants enter the courthouse. The highly-publicized trial of leading…
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“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…
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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…
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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…
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“Holidate,” Perfectly Predictable
John Whitesell’s Holidate (2020) is perfect for anyone seeking movies that remind them of Hallmark, especially if you are searching…
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The Visible Cop in “The Invisible Man”
Warning: contains spoilers The Invisible Man starring Elizabeth Moss has been on my watchlist ever since I saw a trailer…
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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…
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