Diya Khanna ’25 is a Computer Science major with a minor in Psychology from Delhi, India. She enjoys listening to music, exploring new food spots in the city, and playing badminton.
Diya Khanna, Managing Features Editor
| November 15, 2024
If one were to think of an organization that has made a persistent effort to increase awareness of Asian cultures on campus, the Asian Student Union or ASU is bound to come to mind. In the past few years,...
With Wellesley College consisting of a diverse student body, it's no surprise the recent historic election and its results have produced a variety of reactions influenced by every student's unique background....
On Thursday, March 7, Wellesley’s Southeast Asian Student Association (SEASA), in collaboration with the Advisor to Students of Asian Descent, Karen Shih, hosted a talk by multidisciplinary artist and...
On Feb. 19, the Bangladeshi Students Association at Wellesley organized their annual International Mother Languages Day Coffeehouse event. The coffeehouse is one of BSA’s largest events of the year and...
Since its opening in the year 1970, Harambee House has provided students of African descent at Wellesley a space to collaborate, celebrate culture and cultivate a community. This year, to kick start Black...
FaculTEAs have long been an integral part of the Wellesley College experience. Established as informal conversations that Wellesley students and professors have outside the classroom setting, FaculTEAs...
This Fall 2022, Wellesley’s Computer Science (CS) Department implemented significant changes to one of its most popular introductory courses, “Computer Programming & Problem Solving” (CS 111)....
As this year’s recruiting season for consulting firms comes to a close, Wellesley Consulting Club organized a Women in Consulting panel on Nov. 7 to help students understand the consulting industry on...
Cynthia Gomez ’24 (she/her/hers)
Studying in Córdoba, Spain as part of PRESHCO (Programa de Estudios Hispánicos en Córdoba.)
“One of the classes I'm taking is archaeology. I really like it...
Following two years of hybrid learning and virtual presentations, Wellesley College held a fully in-person Summer Research Program over the summer of 2022. The program provided students with the opportunity...
Smitha Radhakrishnan, the LuElla LaMer professor of women's studies and professor of sociology, is a feminist qualitative sociologist with a speciality in development, finance and globalization.
Drawing...
In December 2021, Tayae Rogers ’25 began working towards organising a talk on the undocumented lives of Korean immigrants as the social justice chair of the Korean Student Association on campus. Rogers...
