As liberals return to brunch, progressives must work harder
I hate electoral politics. Especially on the national level. To think that engaging in politics once every four years will…
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The establishment will not save us
I would hope, at this point in the COVID-19 pandemic and after almost four years of a fascist president, that…
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Students Face Financial Aid Challenges for 2020-21 School Year
Prior to receiving her financial aid package from Wellesley, Bella Hedly ’23 was reassured by the cost estimate provided by…
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Students voice excitement and concerns over Fall 2020 hybrid semester
Across the world, Wellesley students are packing up their belongings and flying, driving or taking a train back to Wellesley…
Read MoreThe 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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