Why Art Basel is partially responsible for Miami’s gentrification
Every December, I ironically look forward to seeing what vulgar exhibitionism will be done at Art Basel Miami Beach, one…
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It’s time to put traditional grading to the test
With finals season rapidly approaching, so is the time of year when Wellesley College students will receive their final grades…
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What can the fall of Z-library teach us about textbook accessibility?
On Nov. 3, the FBI officially shut down Z-library, a website that offered over 11 million books and 84 million…
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Why towns affected by gun violence are split on candidates
On May 24, 2022, a gunman opened fire at Robb Elementary School in Uvalde, Texas, and killed 19 students and…
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A tale of two Wellesley’s divided by wealth
I grew up in Southeastern Virginia in a middle-class home. The elementary, middle and high schools I went to were…
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Dear Fellow Asians, Affirmative Action is not why you couldn’t get into Harvard
On Oct. 31, the Supreme Court heard arguments related to affirmative action in two cases filed against Harvard and the…
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The darkness behind daylight savings
Sunday’s sunset looms over the campus, and rays of gold fall through my window. Daylight slips away quietly, and I…
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Why we need to revive third places
As people across the globe find themselves creeping out of long quarantines, many have come to the realization that socialization…
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The loss of the co-ops has taken a huge toll on student life at Wellesley
Scrolling through the College website, you might expect a bustling student life on campus, with late-night nacho deliveries, exhilarating pub…
Read MoreWe, alums of Wellesley, condemn the College’s silencing & the resulting harassment of students who speak out for Palestinian liberation
Dear Editor of the Wellesley News, Please find below a letter we, alums of Wellesley, have written to President Paula…
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