Audrey Stevens ’17 creates thesis film providing window into female mental health, depression
Most theses turned in on April 21 were of the paper-and-ink variety, but Audrey Stevens ’17, The Wellesley News’s Photo…
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Stress levels rise as Chainsmokers’ album debuts at No. 1
When the fourth Google result for “chainsmokers new album” comes up as “Chainsmokers’ Memories’: Is this the worst album of…
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Social media discourse fails to produce substantive results
Everyone is entitled to their own opinion, but the rise of social media as a platform to air grievances about…
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Boston Calling promises excitement with major changes
On May 27 of last year, Boston Calling announced that it would be moving from its usual location of Boston’s…
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Laura Kipnis’ talk sparks heated discussion on campus
Here follows the second section following our article on The Freedom Project last week. Since Laura Kipnis’ talk on Mar….
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Instagram cartoonist @hiddenheartbreak delivers an honest look at moving on
The old adage “a picture is worth a thousand words” rings especially true on Hidden Heartbreak, an Instagram page whose…
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Kristina Wong’s “The Wong Street Journal” offers an insightful twist on the Asian-American experience
“A confession everyone—I’M ASIAN! Surprise!” The loud proclamation opened up Kristina Wong’s show, “The Wong Street Journal,” on Mar. 8….
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Wellesley Softball prepares for 2017 season with team building and hard work
Wellesley College Softball will kick off its 2017 season on March 22 with its first New England Women’s and Men’s…
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“Get Out” blends horror, comedy and politics into 2017’s breakout film
I’ve been on a horror film kick. I’ve tortured myself with Kubrick’s classic villains, bloodthirsty cave-dwellers and the slithery eels…
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Newhouse Center posters for film screening vandalized
Over President’s Day weekend, posters advertising the Newhouse Center film screening and director talkback of “Some of My Best Friends…
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