The fall of the Boston Breakers
Earlier this month, the Office of Student Involvement (OSI) offered Wellesley students the chance to buy tickets to a Boston…
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Students should not be forced to incur large upfront costs for organizations
This semester, the organization that was known to the student body as the Student Organization Funding Committee (SOFC) decided to…
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Hillary Clinton should fight for all women, not only those who support her
Earlier this month at the India Today Conclave in Mumbai, Hillary Clinton ’69 was asked why she thought most white…
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Wellesley needs a common sense spamming policy
Wellesley College runs on email. I once made the mistake of forgetting my phone on my way to an 8:30…
Read MoreHallmark-style Christmas movies continue to attract audiences
Christmas movies have long been a staple of the holiday season. In recent years, however, many of the newly-released holiday…
Read MoreVisitors to Dubai must educate themselves about the emirate’s laws
Dubai, one of seven United Arab Emirates, has a long history of taking pride in the number of foreigners that…
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Female athletes fight for equal pay across sports
An average of just under 19 million people in the U.S. watched the games of the 2017 World Series this…
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EPA scientists cannot serve government properly when barred from presenting ndings
Wellesley students have a long, proud history of public service, but in the current political climate it has become increasingly…
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Carter Jackson’s new book analyzes the praises and criticisms of “Roots” and their relation to today’s political climate
Earlier this year, Professor Kellie Carter Jackson and her co-editor Erica Ball published a book entitled “Reconsidering Roots: Race, Politics…
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Recent arrest highlights logical fallacies in Austria’s new burqa ban
Earlier this month in Vienna, a man wearing a shark costume to advertise a new electronics store was approached by…
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