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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Newly released Sylvia Plath story sheds light on “The Bell Jar”
This year we were blessed with a new (to us) short story from the patron saint of sad girls and…
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Victims take the spotlight from Michael Jackson in “Leaving Neverland”
“Leaving Neverland,” the two-part documentary directed by British filmmaker Dan Reed that premiered on HBO on March 7 and 8,…
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Higher, Further, Faster: “Captain Marvel” soars in the box office
Despite garnering protests from many superhero fans for being “too political,” “Captain Marvel” surpassed every expectation, earning $456 million at…
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Capitalism proves its power with “Game of Thrones” branded products
April 2019 is a significant month for fantasy fans because the eighth and final season of “Game of Thrones” will…
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Will Detective Pikachu capture our hearts in May?
This month is a big one for “Pokémon” fans. Based on every new glimpse of the film, “Detective Pikachu” looks…
Read MoreComedian Nicole Drespel ’06 and novelist Kate Broad ’06 return to Wellesley to talk about creative writing careers
At Wellesley, Nicole Drespel ’06 double majored in English literature and medieval history. Originally she planned to major in Political…
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Artist Spotlight: Published author Sarah Young ’20 gets real about writing
Sarah Young is one of many accomplished writers to study at Wellesley, a twice-published author of young adult fiction. Though…
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Wellesley’s International Symposium locates the adolescent girl in literature and film
The Newhouse Center, Wellesley’s Center for the Humanities, hosted a mini-conference on Feb. 21 titled “Images of the Girl from…
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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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