On Monday, May 11, faculty at Princeton University passed a proposal to revise its honor system and require instructor supervision for 100 percent of in-person exams. Since the implementation of its honor...
As my first year at Wellesley comes to an end, I think back not just to the people and places, but also the sounds. The waves by the lake, music in the Quint, and the clatter of plates in the dining hall...
In reflecting on our final editor’s corner, your very own Editors-in-Chief started thinking back on our four years at Wellesley — all we did and didn’t do, and the path that led us here. We also...
Wellesley’s Short Internship Projects (SHIPs) are marketed as a low-friction bridge to the professional world. By offering 60- to 80-hour remote work projects specifically for first-years, the college...
Hampshire College, a small liberal arts college in western Massachusetts, recently announced its closure, finally succumbing to the financial problems it has been facing for years. Students set to graduate...
Amidst President Trump’s increasingly erratic behavior, all corners of the internet seemed to spiral when Trump posted an AI-generated image of himself as Jesus on Truth Social. The April 12 post pictured...
This past weekend, Wellesley hosted two Admitted Student Days, welcoming many new members of the Class of 2030 to campus. I’ve had the pleasure of showing several prospective Wellesley students around...
As a member of the Taiwanese Cultural Organization on campus, I’ve frequently attended E-Board meetings and a variety of events at Acorns, a cultural house for students of Asian and Latinx descent. The...
The long-awaited opening of Saxbys, following a barrage of pubbing, has finally arrived. I sat with my friends at a table while the cafe's opening was set up. There were a few other early arrivals like...
In the past four decades, Café Hoop has gone from being open 24 hours a day to 12, then six, and now, only three. As of this month, Hoop is no longer open on Tuesdays, in addition to the original Mondays...
Sitting down to write an article about the Safeguard American Voter Eligibility (SAVE) Act, I began to think about how I wanted to approach another critical political issue. To briefly summarize, the Act...
In another stroke of dumb luck and with a bit of skillful daring, a successful museum heist in the northern Italian countryside has proven to us, once again, that the people yearn for cartoonish crimes....
