As students trickled into Punch’s Alley on the evening of Feb. 21, they were greeted by the wafting aroma of “Cha” and the cheerful banter of surrounding students. They were attending the International...
What started as a heartfelt initiative in the front yard of a family home in Albion, St. Thomas, has grown into an organization dedicated to providing school supplies to low-income students. Co-founded...
Hira Khan, Managing Features Editor
| February 25, 2025
Nestled between the Galilee, the Golan Heights and the Jordan Rift Valley, Lake Tiberias is known for its scenic beauty and religious significance. It is also the site of Lina Soualem’s 2023 documentary,...
Phoebe Rebhorn, Managing Features Editor
| February 23, 2025
On Feb. 11 and 12, the Wellesley College Global Flora Greenhouse was abuzz. Light danced through the trees, time-lapsed plant videos were projected on every surface, and delicate sculptures dotted the...
While the Wellesley Fever Dancers are set to perform at the Rhythms of the Caribbean Expo on Saturday, February 22, perhaps you have already seen one of their vibrant and lively performances. From the...
Luna Rosas, Features Staff Writer
| February 19, 2025
As Donald Trump’s second term approached, social media and news coverage was flooded with content about the sudden surge in immigration raids, sparking widespread concern. Post-inauguration, Trump passed...
Hira Khan, Managing Features Editor
| February 16, 2025
The Madeleine Korbel Albright Institute for Global Affairs (The Albright Institute) is an immersive experience for Wellesley students eager to solve pressing issues around the world. Inspired by Secretary...
Wintersession, or Winter Term as it has been previously known, is a special opportunity for Wellesley students to take classes throughout January. The course offerings have typically been language heavy,...
Phoebe Rebhorn, Managing Features Editor
| February 5, 2025
Rabat, Marrakesh, Casablanca, Tangier, Chefchaouen—Aayah Osman ‘27 and Ruth Jaiyeola ‘27 returned to Wellesley this January having experienced the unique beauty of each of these cities. But this...
Deeksha Gupta ’26 (she/her)
"I was forced to lock in on the final day of Thanksgiving Break, since my Econ presentation for Monday creeped up on me which I felt was unfairly timed. All I thought...
Phoebe Rebhorn, Managing Features Editor
| December 5, 2024
If you had entered Alumni Auditorium on the night of Nov. 23, you would’ve been privy to two and a half hours of songs, dances, poetry and much more, all centered around celebrating South Asian culture....
Despite the fact that most Wellesley students eat AVI Fresh every day, it is rare for students to interact with AVI beyond a few chats with dining hall staff. Most don’t even realize that with just a...
