Wellesley reacts to 2022 Midterms
On Nov. 8, 2022, across America, thousands of people sat at their TVs and computers watching the US midterms unfold….
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Student-led included laundry campaign progresses on several fronts
Students have long voiced concerns about laundry costs on campus. With the vast majority of Wellesley students living in on-campus…
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The Future of Wintersession Reaffirmed after Rumors of Cancellation
Wintersession has been a staple at Wellesley College for decades and is known for giving students the ability to explore…
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WAMI Installation spotlights issue of pay disparities among Wellesley College employees
In Davis Plaza, students walking to and from class stopped to gaze at an art installation put together by a…
Read MoreCD on Call Number is Made Unavailable to Student Body
As of Friday, Nov. 11, the Community Director (CD) on Call number is no longer available to the student body….
Read MorePentimento’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 MoreKanye’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…
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Lousy Realities: Luca Guadagnino (2015)
“Did you have a clear idea of what you were going to do on set?” Francesco Alò, film critic for…
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Phoebe Bridgers’ Somber, Uneasy Cover of “So Much Wine” for the Holiday Season
Content Warning: mentions of alcoholism Inspired by the Christmas albums released by Bright Eyes and Sufjan Stevens, Phoebe Bridgers’…
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Ruth Ozeki Explores Buddhist Themes in Most Recent Novel
Ruth Ozeki, filmmaker, novelist and Soto Zen Buddhist priest, visited the Newhouse Center on Nov. 7 as part of a…
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