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The student newspaper of Wellesley College since 1901

The Wellesley News

The student newspaper of Wellesley College since 1901

The Wellesley News

Members of the “BOW” Community Explore AI’s Role in Storytelling

Alina Edwards | February 6, 2025
On Friday, Jan. 30th, students and faculty at Babson, Olin, and Wellesley came together to consider how AI can be used to tell our stories.

Ahead of the Curve: What’s in Style

Rebecca Birnbach | February 6, 2025

The 80’s are back, and I would love to tell you why.    For the past few months, I’ve been quietly keeping predictions to myself, but now I’m breaking my silence as more evidence rolls...

An historic night at the 67th Grammys

Norah Catlin | February 6, 2025

The 67th annual Grammy Awards took place on Sunday, Feb. 2, in Los Angeles, just a short distance from the destructive wildfires that ravaged parts of the city in January. Along with recognizing and celebrating...

What is the 4B Movement and how much would it help?

Mars Halvaksz | February 5, 2025

The 4B movement, a radical feminist initiative originating in South Korea, challenges traditional gender dynamics by advocating for a complete rejection of relationships with men. The name 4B is derived...

Mother Monster is back, even though she never left

Ivy Buck | February 5, 2025
“Abracadabra,” the newest single from Lady Gaga’s forthcoming solo album “MAYHEM,” is a full-fledged evolution of the dark pop roots which once solidified the artist as a creative and musical force to be reckoned with.
Holiday market in Germany.

Wining and Dining: Boston’s Snowport has something for everyone

Norah Catlin, Managing Arts & Culture Editor | December 8, 2024

As temperatures drop, the Holiday Market at Snowport in Boston’s Seaport District transforms into a lively winter wonderland not just for shopping, but also for delectable seasonal food and drinks! Whether...

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“The Winter’s Tale” by WCT: an artistic and academic success

Keira Zhuo, Contributing Writer | December 6, 2024

From Nov. 15 to 16, the Wellesley College Theatre Department (WCT) presented Shakespeare’s “The Winter’s Tale,” a collaboration between the department and South Korea’s Soonchunhyang University....

Mamaland: WASA presents a golden night to remember

Mamaland: WASA presents a golden night to remember

Edith Bachmann, Staff Writer | December 5, 2024

If there’s one word that perfectly encapsulates the Wellesley African Student Association’s (WASA) production of “Mamaland” this year, it’s “energy.” There was something electric in the air...

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Leon Thomas brings his tour “Mutt” to Boston

Kiya Watson, Staff Writer | December 5, 2024

On Nov. 15, Leon Thomas brought his “MUTT” album tour to Boston, featuring special guest Toney Handsome. Many people may know Leon Thomas from his role as the hilarious and talented Andre Harris on...

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Seven December Reads

Victoria Llanos, Contributing Writer | December 4, 2024

The season of fireside reading is officially upon us! So for those in need of some suggestions, here are six of my favorite novels — and one much-loved play — I think are well worth picking up this...

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First Mandarin-language play “Sunrise” makes theater history at Wellesley

Alina Edwards, Staff Writer | December 4, 2024

On Friday, Oct. 18, the cast and crew behind “Sunrise” (“日出”), Wellesley College Upstage’s first theatrical production of the semester, made Wellesley history. “Sunrise” is the first...

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The Wellesley “Bubble” and Political Complacency: Avoiding Voter Apathy

Avery Finley, Staff Writer | November 22, 2024
As much as we joke about living in a Wellesley “bubble,” such an isolated existence truly does exist when it comes to politics.
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