Athletes in the Era of TikTok
As we begin the second year of the COVID-19 pandemic, I cannot help but reflect on the absolute lunacy that…
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Karate Club Makes Strides In Zoom Tournaments
Wellesley’s Karate team, officially known as the Wellesley College Shotokan Karate Club, recently had a strong performance in competitions against…
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COVID-19: Popping the Wellesley Bubble
Students Report from On-Campus Isolation As the one year anniversary of Wellesley College shutting down approaches, COVID-19 preventions and precautions…
Read MoreAthletic impacts of Covid-19
Along with the many drastic changes made in light of COVID-19, the Massachusetts State Collegiate Athletic Conference (MASAC) announced July…
Read MoreA new kind of PE
This year at Wellesley, physical education classes look different. Like many other departments, the athletics department has decided to hold…
Read MoreMaintaining wellness as the cold sets in
As the temperatures drop, a walk around the lake or a run through the Ville might not seem as enjoyable…
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Staying safe and warm this winter
The high temperatures and high spirits on campus since moving in this semester have made following the safety protocols for…
Read MoreWellesley Athletics adapts to COVID-19: All in-person competition is suspended
With Monday, Sept. 14 being the first day of varsity athletics at Wellesley, coaches and athletes are taking a different…
Read MoreBlue Lax is back
With some of Wellesley’s student body back on campus this fall, many groups and organizations are trying to remodel their…
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Wellesley Nurse Practitioner Compares Sugar Addiction to Slavery in Orientation Video
“Wellesley, I and a lot of other Black students believe, needs to have a cultural reckoning and that means that administrators and professors and our classmates need to dig deep and commit to wanting to not be racist.” Nevills explained. “And we haven’t really seen that on a large scale.”
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