Ali Barthwell ’10, the Emmy winner
Ali Barthwell ’10’s displayed Twitter name used to be “Ali Thee Emmy Nominee.” But now, it’s “Ali Thee Emmy Winner.”…
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Freedom Project shutting down after years of controversy
On Sept. 9, 2021, Provost Dean Shennan announced to Academic Council that the 2021-2022 academic year would be the Freedom…
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Wellesley experiences campus-wide power, WiFi outage
On Thursday, Sept. 30 at approximately 1:45 p.m., Wellesley College experienced a power outage affecting all on-campus buildings. Due to…
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Your Asian is not my Asian
I am Indian American and Muslim. Am I Asian to you? Honestly, I’m barely Asian to myself. I think of…
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WASAC works towards increasing inclusion of Afghan students
As an Afghan American, Neha Lund ’22 was disappointed by the Wellesley administration’s silence on the situation in Afghanistan, especially…
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How Marvel Finally Gave Black Widow Her Own Story
WARNING: SPOILERS FOR BLACK WIDOW 11 years after her introduction to the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU), Black Widow has…
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Palestinian professors and students question Wellesley community’s silence on Palestine
On May 12, Professor Nadya Hajj wrote an impassioned plea to Wellesley faculty, asking them to raise their voices in…
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Muslim students find community during Ramadan in spite of COVID-19
The holy month of Ramadan began on the evening of April 12 this year. For Muslims around the world, this…
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How Marvel Failed Black Widow (and Women in the MCU)
This is a part of the series of articles on Deconstructing the Girlboss Trope in Women-Lead Movies. Find Part 1:…
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Students’ Perspectives on Biden Administration and COVID Relief Bill
The long-awaited COVID-19 relief bill passed on March 10 after weeks of debate in the House and Senate. Given the…
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