A Tale of Two Countries: Cognitive Dissonance of COVID-19 in India and America
On April 28, I received a text from my mom at 3:04 am. She told me that instead of going…
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Wellesley, bring back a more accommodating Exchange Bus schedule
Unlike last year, this fall semester has brought the return of roommates, in-person classes and, arguably most importantly, the freedom…
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The News in Conversation: @blackphisigconfessions
Welcome to a new series titled The News in Conversation. In every iteration of this column, The Wellesley News will…
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The block system is a joke
The block system has been an absolute failure in the midst of COVID-19. I, along with many other First-years who…
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Why CNN is the best part of my day
After being stuck inside for the past couple of months, I found myself constantly browsing through the channels looking for…
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The myth of Asian American political complacency: marginalized progressives and rising conservatism
More and more media sources are suggesting the Republican Party should tap into the voter bloc of Asian Americans. Asian…
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