The Wellesley Effect gains increased recognition
***Editor’s Note: This article was published as part of the satirical April 1, 2016 issue. A Wellesley education has a tangible, lasting effect on its students…
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Wellesley’s Rising Tuition
Faculty Focus: David Haines
This week’s Faculty Focus is David Haines, Associate Professor of Chemistry at Wellesley College
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ISIS’ Leaked Budget: Hindrance or Help?
Not only is ISIS one of the most rapidly growing terrorist organizations, but it is also…
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Bathroom Hygiene Myths Debunked
Toilets and bathrooms are often viewed as unhygienic. Toilets are the breeding ground for so many bacteria, viruses, and other…
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The MSF Hospital Airstrike: Policy Versus People
Earlier last month, nineteen people, including three children, were killed in an aerial attack by the U.S. forces that caused…
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Research shows that BMI is an inaccurate measure of health
According to the Center for Disease Control and Prevention, Body Mass Index (BMI) is an inaccurate measure of health for…
Read More2015 Head of the Charles
Photos by Annie Schnitzer ’18 and Jocelyn Wong ’18
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The Syrian Crisis: Why resettling refugees is not enough
This past summer, I volunteered at a hospital, located near the Syrian border. Working with refugee patients, I witnessed the…
Read MoreBoston Calling 2015
Photos by Havannah Tran ’19, Staff Photographer
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