Iris Zhan ’27 is an Economics and Peace and Justice Studies double major from Columbia, MD. They are also a writer for Wellesley’s GenerAsians magazine.
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....
Following the results of the historic 2024 election, students and faculty have taken different approaches to discussing the election in classrooms. While some addressed the election results in class, other...
When Isaac Dunbar asked “who here is gay?” the enthusiastic response made it clear that Dunbar, a Massachusetts-based musician and Wellesley’s 2024 Fall Concert artist, had found his target audience.
On...
“Packed my bags at 14, I hadn't planned on leaving” was the lyric circulating through my mind as I processed the first night of Conan Gray’s “Found Heaven” tour. It was quite a night to remember,...
While nationalism has driven anti-colonial movements for independence, the rise in nationalist ideologies has become problematic in creating polarization and ethnic division. This is something Mathematics...
Red streamers hung at the entrance of Tishman as colorful video clips of the traditional celebration played on the projector. The delicious smell of catered Chinese food wafted through the room. Wellesley’s...
Friday, October 11
“Saturday Night,” a biographical comedy-drama film based off the night of the 1975 premiere of NBC’s “Saturday Night,” now known as “Saturday Night Live,” comes...
Confetti burst in the air and magically descended above our heads like snow, as royal blue lights illuminated the hall. A dark masked figure emerged; it's Alan Walker, the headlining artist.
The iconic...
