Anabelle Meyers ’25 is an Art History major and English minor from Denver, Colorado. She also serves as the editor-in-chief of Wellesley’s arts magazine Pentimento.
Despite the best efforts of its cast, the Harvard-Radcliffe Dramatic Club’s production of “Anastasia” was unable to overcome the challenges of its source material.
Harvard’s Hasty Pudding Theatricals, the university’s undergraduate theater ensemble, put on “Heist Heist Baby,” which follows budding journalist, Rita L’Boutette (Isabella Peña) in her attempt...
Friday night, Feb. 17, brought the second film of Wellesley’s 2023 Spanish Portuguese Film Festival. A major tone shift from the previous week’s In the Heights (2021), Cartas Mojadas (2020) or Drowned...
There are few things that truly bind the Wellesley College community together. With a student body so diverse – students from all walks of life, with incredibly varied interests – it seems almost...
The red carpets at the Venice Film Festival and last week’s Emmy Awards have marked the move from the remnants of summer style to this year’s fall fashion.
The red carpet has been swept to death...
In the days leading up to the Laundry Day concert, the consensus on campus was simple — “Who even is Laundry Day?” By 11 p.m. that Saturday evening, however, the conversation had decidedly changed....
The Romantic Comedy (or rom-com) has been the subject of both ridicule and adoration since its inception. It has been a symbol of womanhood for every wave of feminists to debate and has reflected changes...
