Pentimento’s Open Mic is Like an Old Patchwork Quilt–Worn, Yet Cozy
On Saturday Dec. 4 Pentimento, Wellesley’s Visual Art Magazine, hosted a coming-of-age themed open mic in Pendleton West. Regina Gallardo…
Read Morearts
Kanye’s Antisemitism Steps on his Shoe Brand
Ye, formally known as Kanye West and his recent uptick in media attention after his antisemitism have led to serious…
Read MoreThe Queen, Diana and Season 5 of “The Crown”
Before Season 5 of “The Crown” premiered, there was already a small amount of backlash coming for the series, most…
Read MoreWho Here Has Been Personally Victimized by Taylor Swift?
There are few things that truly bind the Wellesley College community together. With a student body so diverse – students…
Read More
Our Choices for the Top Five Horror Movies of 2022
Halloween is approaching as quickly as midterms are. Regardless of which of those is scarier, I must share the best…
Read MoreThe Davis Reopening Receives Warm Welcome from Visitors
The Davis Museum opened its doors for the fall semester on Sept. 15, marking its first opening celebration since prior…
Read More
Trains, Planes, and Old Hollywood – What the Red Carpet and the Runway are Telling Us About This Fall’s Fashion
The red carpets at the Venice Film Festival and last week’s Emmy Awards have marked the move from the remnants…
Read MoreHannah Gadby’s “Body of Work” is an Ode to Queer Joy
For many fans outside of Australia, their first exposure to comedian Hannah Gadsby was through her 2017 show “Nanette” when…
Read More“The Body Papers: A Memoir,” a Book Talk by Grace Talusan
TW: SA, fatal illness, childhood trauma In recognition of Asian Awareness Month 2022, the Advisor to Students of Asian Descent…
Read MoreA Deconstruction, A Sanctuary and A Mirror
Got some spare time between classes? Want an engaging way to break up some of your homework? Drop by the…
Read More