The darkness behind daylight savings
Sunday’s sunset looms over the campus, and rays of gold fall through my window. Daylight slips away quietly, and I…
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Why we need to revive third places
As people across the globe find themselves creeping out of long quarantines, many have come to the realization that socialization…
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The loss of the co-ops has taken a huge toll on student life at Wellesley
Scrolling through the College website, you might expect a bustling student life on campus, with late-night nacho deliveries, exhilarating pub…
Read MoreWe, alums of Wellesley, condemn the College’s silencing & the resulting harassment of students who speak out for Palestinian liberation
Dear Editor of the Wellesley News, Please find below a letter we, alums of Wellesley, have written to President Paula…
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Not voting isn’t the political protest you think it is
In this upcoming election, like many other Americans, my vote will be statistically insignificant. I am from Monmouth County, New…
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Climate reparations for Pakistan are long overdue
“Every year the water comes, and every year we drown,” says Qurban Ali Lashari for the Financial Times. Lashari is…
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Wellesley is leaving its students in the dark about COVID-19
When Wellesley College announced its COVID-19 policies and guidelines for the 2022-23 school year, I had a lot of hope…
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No, Elon Musk’s Twitter will not restore free speech
I reacted the same way everyone did, when I first heard about Elon Musk’s seemingly out-of-left-field bid to buy Twitter….
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It’s perhaps all for show: the melancholic reality of contemporary friendships
From the glances and subtle shoves, from the headphones in when I’m speaking to the tone in their voice, I…
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Monetary punishment is not the answer
Wellesley College is the 10th most expensive university in the United States. Before aid, each year costs a student more…
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