A Tale of Two Countries: Cognitive Dissonance of COVID-19 in India and America
On April 28, I received a text from my mom at 3:04 am. She told me that instead of going…
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Wellesley, bring back a more accommodating Exchange Bus schedule
Unlike last year, this fall semester has brought the return of roommates, in-person classes and, arguably most importantly, the freedom…
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The News in Conversation: @blackphisigconfessions
Welcome to a new series titled The News in Conversation. In every iteration of this column, The Wellesley News will…
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Embrace Credit-Non, Some Advice From a Senior
As a graduating senior, I feel the need to impart advice like the obnoxious elderly man that I am. And,…
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We must disarm the Wellesley College Police Department
Wellesley Against Mass Incarceration (WAMI) is an on-campus student organization. This article represents the viewpoints of the Disarming Campus Police…
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We’re not all “Wellesley Women” anymore. What’s taking the College so long to see that?
Approximately one year ago, the Wellesley News published a staff editorial on Wellesley College’s usage of gendered language. To this…
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Reweighing the freshman 15
Content warning: body dysmorphia, eating disorders Standing on the scale in my parents’ bedroom right after my first semester in…
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Wellesley, say goodbye to AVI
Wellesley Against Mass Incarceration (WAMI) is an on-campus student organization. This article represents the viewpoints of its leaders and members. …
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When having a bad day
I had some bad days. In 10th grade, the class laughed after my English teacher pointed at me: “Listen to…
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It’s time to break down the fast fashion industry
I can remember the excitement that came over me when I was a little girl as I stepped into a…
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