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The Wellesley News

The student newspaper of Wellesley College since 1901

The Wellesley News

The student newspaper of Wellesley College since 1901

The Wellesley News

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Earn the W: Recap

Finley Tipton | April 14, 2026
This past weekend, for the first time ever, SBOG collaborated with Wellesley Athletics to bring us a very Sboggy Earn the W day!! The day was full of fun, sun and popcorn, and our teams played some fantastic competitions. 
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The Kickoff with Hawa!

Hawa Baka | April 14, 2026
Club football has resumed for all of Europe’s biggest teams, and there have already been major twists and turns! First, the Champions League quarter finals kicked off with Bayern Munich’s exciting 2-1 win against Real Madrid, accompanied by Arsenal’s hard-fought 1-0 win against Portuguese club Sporting CP.

Full Time with Hawa

Hawa Baka | April 1, 2026
Welcome Back to Full Time! I have personally been having a good time for the past two weeks, because Arsenal lost the Carabao Cup final to Man City DESPITE being the favorites (LOL), and also because club football has been paused for an international break!
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Let’s talk about the US Olympic Hockey situation

Emily Kulhanek | March 3, 2026
I’ve seen the video. You've probably seen the video too, as much of the United States has by this point. While I do not want to give the U.S. men’s hockey team any more attention than they have already amassed, I think this situation is particularly serious at this very moment, and we need to talk about why. 
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Sports Betting: From Parlays to the Mafia

Emily Kulhanek | February 17, 2026
In Nov. of 2025, the sports world was shaken when the FBI announced they had begun arresting high-profile individuals in connection with a multimillion-dollar NBA sports betting scheme. The story unfolded amid the season tip-off, and the scope of the fraud continued to widen, including mafia involvement.
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