The jump heard around the world finally breaks “The Bachelor” fantasy
After weeks of waiting and theorizing, fans of “The Bachelor” finally witnessed “the jump heard around the world” when season…
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“Ari-Mania” has captured our short attention spans
To be completely honest, pop singer Ariana Grande was not on my radar until the fall of 2018. It seems…
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Double Take: What’s the deal with “The Bachelor”?
By: Alexandria Otero ’19 and Jacqueline Sánchez ’19 Alexandria Otero’s Take: One of the best, and most unexpected, things about…
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Will “Game of Thrones” end with a bang or a whimper?
After a nearly two-year hiatus, HBO has at last confirmed that the final season of its hit show, “Game of…
Read MoreWellesley class groups: a necessary evil
At least three times a semester, my phone is bombarded with texts from my friends asking “Did you see the…
Read MoreElections Committee should be given the benefit of the doubt
On Sept. 15, Wellesley students elected a College Government President (CGP) after two failed attempts last spring. Although we as…
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Incoming and prospective students deserve to know the good and bad about Wellesley College
The first time I really questioned my decision to come to Wellesley was on Halloween my first year. My roommate…
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Wellesley College’s commitment to sustainability insufficient for student activists
As Wellesley’s Year of Sustainability comes to an end, student activism groups have organized to push the administration to adopt…
Read MoreJustice Gorsuch’s vote showed his disdain for powerful government not immigrant injustice
This past week, the Supreme Court heard Sessions v. Dimaya, an immigration case which determined whether the government could deport…
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The Second Amendment cannot be repealed until we redefine freedom in America
Since the shooting in Parkland, Florida on Feb. 14, gun control has been receiving significant media attention, even more so…
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