Wellesley’s erasure of Indian Muslims
I am an Indian American Muslim. I am one of three Indian Muslims or Indian American Muslims (that I know…
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Rittenhouse acquittal: clemency for white vigilantes
Kyle Rittenhouse is unfortunately a name we’ve seen plenty of in our newsfeeds these past weeks. Last year, Rittenhouse, who…
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Privacy as a currency
We live in the age of information. Never before has information been so readily available and easy to access. We…
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It’s getting darker, weather we like it or not
Before going to Boston for college, I cannot remember a single day when I checked the temperature. I remember calling…
Read MoreThe News in Conversation: Students for an Accessible Wellesley
Welcome to the second edition of The News in Conversation. In every iteration of this column, The Wellesley News will…
Read MoreThe US psychological evaluation system is broken
After two years of trying, dozens of hours of research and countless emails, I finally managed to get a neuropsychological…
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Pay for the meals you eat
Wellesley Fresh has clearly been trying to provide delicious and healthy meals, yet has fallen short with these efforts. Them…
Read MoreKristan Hawkins is not pro-free speech, but neither is Wellesley College
The topic of free speech is particularly buzz-worthy these days. With the dust still settling from the on-campus appearance of…
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The Democratic Party, upholders of the status quo
With record unemployment, a public health crisis and a deeply divided country, President Joe Biden has inherited — for lack…
Read MoreLetter to the editor
Thank you for publishing a piece on the Wellesley Freedom Project’s final year. Over its ten years of existence, the…
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