2020 presidential candidates, end your bid before you end the country
On Nov. 8, congressman and former candidate for the Democratic presidential nomination Beto O’Rourke dropped out of the race. I’m…
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College archives uncovered: dogs, queer history and more
The Wellesley College Archives are much more than so-called “secret warehouses,” as they are home to a wide range of…
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Coming out as a dynamic, not static, journey
Coming out is a state of vulnerability that LGBTQ+ individuals uniquely experience, but nothing else would have made Mar Barrera…
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Class Council campaigners impressively deviate from previous norms
School-wide emails are something that we either cherish as essential updates for what’s going on in the Wellesley community or…
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From Schneider to Wang: much has changed, but our roots stay the same
What other place on campus could offer the deal of a grande cup of hot coffee and an emoji sugar…
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Office of Student Wellness brings national anti-vaping campaign to campus
Last week, the Office of Student Wellness sent a campus-wide email informing students about the dangers of vaping, directing them…
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Stop trying to edit your exes out of your past
An epidemic is unfolding. No, I don’t mean the vaping epidemic. I’m referring to the volatility of our Instagram feeds….
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Lost traditions uncovered: firework mishaps, textbook burning and more
When you try to imagine the previous traditions of Wellesley College, what do you see? Students in antiquated dresses softly…
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‘Moms’ Away from Home, the Dining Staff on Students
Pomeroy’s dining hall is a second home for Regina Gallardo ’23, and it is not because of the ice cream,…
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Bees are great for orientation, but maybe not so much for dating apps
Apologies in advance for all the bee-related puns. Humans are, for the most part, individualistic creatures, preoccupied with their tiny…
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