Athletic 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…
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A 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…
Read MoreJanuary Project aims to bring students together in time of social distance
In lieu of typical Wintersession programs such as a handful of assorted classes and research, the January Project was vaguely…
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The complications of representation
On a summer night, my family and I all sat down to watch a stand-up special titled “Homecoming King” by…
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Art in times of COVID-19
Art, apart from being a representation of the human condition, is a reflection of society. It is a creative process…
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Revisiting Joe Wright’s “Pride and Prejudice” 15 Years Later: What Makes a Good Adaptation?
2020 marks the 15th anniversary of the release of Joe Wright’s 2005 adaptation of “Pride and Prejudice,” starring Keira Knightley…
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Wellesley, don’t read “Rodham” by Curtis Sittenfeld
Content Warning: Mentions of sexual assault and rape The first time I ever walked into the Ville’s Wellesley Books on…
Read MoreRemote students experience existential crises; change class years in email signatures
Students who are studying remotely due to the COVID-19 pandemic are facing yet another unprecedented challenge this semester. Closed waitlists…
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FIRST POSITIVE COVID-19 CASE REPORTED ON CAMPUS
The rumors began spreading through social media on the evening of Oct. 7: someone had tested positive for COVID-19. The…
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