Campus production of “Working” adds Wellesley-specific twist
This past weekend, a cast of eight students performed the musical “Working” at Wellesley. This musical is unusual in that…
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Taylor Swift’s unapologetic political tone-deafness threatens her popularity
Pop star Taylor Swift released her most recent album, “Reputation,” on Nov. 10, and as usual, it received various accolades…
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“Stranger Things 2” lives up to first season but still has room for improvement
The first season of “Stranger Things” was hands-down the breakout pop-culture phenomenon of 2016 and perhaps the most successful appeal…
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Film Society plans to diversify movie selection
Every Friday and Saturday night, The Wellesley College Film Society holds screenings of two films at Collins Cinema, and each…
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Kyla Petrie ’17 coordinates psychology research on campus
After graduating with a degree in psychology, Kyla Petrie ’17 returned to campus this past August as a research coordinator….
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Wellesley for Caribbean Development strives to represent Caribbean culture on campus
Wellesley for Caribbean Development (WCD) is a cultural organization that seeks to educate the college community about Caribbean culture and…
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Why #MeToo Matters in Sports
In response to the abuse accusations against producer Harvey Weinstein, the #MeToo movement has allowed women to describe their pain…
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Wellesley reacts to UCLA men’s basketball scandal
On Friday Nov. 10, the UCLA men’s basketball team faced Georgia Tech in Shanghai China for the Pac 12’s annual…
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Skywriting craze sweeps across campus
According to student witnesses, Wellesley College has experienced a huge spike in skywriting across campus this semester. “I was heading…
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Student initiative seeks fair pay for Supplemental Instructors and Academic Success Coaches
Since the end of September, the Student Labor Action Project (SLAP) has been developing an initiative to guarantee fair wages…
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