First Native American graduate of Wellesley, Marion Roe-Cloud ’38, remembered for her Activism
Elizabeth Marion Roe-Cloud ’38, a member of the Winnebago tribe, was Wellesley’s first Native American graduate. While at Wellesley, Elizabeth…
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Ask Wendy and Wanda
What is a Wendy? Wendy manages to take on just about everything and do it all perfectly. Of course this…
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Your fantasy is normal: Part 2
Trigger warnings: discussions of sex, sexual assault, and rape Last week, this column discussed the academic study of sexual fantasies,…
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Obituary: Remembering Wellesley College Google Groups
Wellesley College Google Groups, a ubiquitous aspect of all Wellesley lives that has guided, enraged and above all, connected the…
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The Incredulous Life of N.E.B. Ostermann
On the surface, N. E. B. Ostermann, lived a typical life. Ostermann graduated from Wellesley College as a German Literature…
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Interview with the Artist: Jennifer Glass ‘93
The ‘90s were a time of changes for Wellesley. There were issues plaguing the school that would make us roll…
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Summer (Long Term) Loving
I thought it was something I only saw on lesbian Twitter, but my summer fling became very real, very fast…
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The Strange and Exotic Life of the Harvard Boy
Recently, there’s been a spate of campus sightings of a species with whomst Wellesley students (persona Wellesleiani) are well acquainted,…
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The Flower Sunday Story
On Sept. 15, Wellesley College celebrated its 144th Flower Sunday, the longest-running and -surviving tradition for students. Students gathered with…
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Elevated horror is just pretentious nonsense
TW: Mention of Rape If I hear about elevated horror again I’m going to lose my mind. Say it with…
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