The pandemic must radicalize us
In the richest, most successful country in the world, hospitals scramble to provide basic protective gear to healthcare workers and…
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Inclusion Initiative to educate resident assistants, other student organizations
Although it is not yet well-known to the College community, the Inclusion Initiative by the Office of Intercultural Education has…
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#WellesleyVotes kicks off with multilateral approach to political participation
Across the country, turnout for the 2018 midterm elections surged; Americans cast their ballots at the highest rate for a…
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New LGBTQ+ coordinator to cultivate inclusive learning communities
Never underestimate the power of LGBTQ+ mentors for queer youth growing up, says AJ Guerrero. Indeed, the relationships that Guerrero,…
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Wellesley grapples with COVID-19’s effects
At first, the texts were hopeful. “We’re a little worried about [the coronavirus], but I hope I can still get…
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Alumnae ‘who will’ not conform: Wellesley Underground highlights nontraditional post-graduation life
The phrase “Women who will make a difference in the world” is imprinted everywhere on campus, and its connotations are…
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Friendsgiving: an alternative to Mom’s pumpkin pie, arguments over family dinner
Ah, Thanksgiving. It’s the time of the year when the “climate change denier” or the“clandestine Trump supporter” family member pops…
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2020 presidential candidates, end your bid before you end the country
On Nov. 8, congressman and former candidate for the Democratic presidential nomination Beto O’Rourke dropped out of the race. I’m…
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College archives uncovered: dogs, queer history and more
The Wellesley College Archives are much more than so-called “secret warehouses,” as they are home to a wide range of…
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Coming out as a dynamic, not static, journey
Coming out is a state of vulnerability that LGBTQ+ individuals uniquely experience, but nothing else would have made Mar Barrera…
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