This past Monday marked the opening of the Metropolitan Museum of Art’s Costume Institute exhibition, “Manus x Machina.” The annual Met Gala, a celebration of the opening, saw the movers and shakers...
***Editor’s Note: This article was published as part of the satirical April 1, 2016 issue.
This past week, the CWS held a second career fair for arts and humanities majors. To demonstrate that...
Dr. Julia Marciari-Alexander ’89 is the first female Executive Director of the Walters Art Museum in Baltimore, Maryland, a gallery well known for its extensive collection of over 35,000 objects spanning...
Last Wednesday, Feb. 10 marked the opening of the exhibition, “The Game Worlds of Jason Rohrer” in the Davis Museum. In celebration of the opening, the Computer Science, Media Arts & Sciences and...
Netflix’s beginnings as a subscription-based service began in 1997, when subscribers could sign up for their monthly flat-rate DVD rental delivery service. Since its beginning, Netflix has grown to encompass...
Last Friday, on Nov. 20th, the East Asian Languages and Cultures department was filled with students and faculty, celebrating the 10th anniversary of the Korean program at Wellesley. In 2005, Wellesley...
When Trevor Noah was announced as the successor for Jon Stewart’s baby, “The Daily Show”, many were skeptical that the comedian would be able to continue the glorious reign of Stewart, given...
Rodgers and Hammerstein’s “Cinderella” has made its way to the Boston Opera House while on its national tour, and the Office of Student Involvement organized a trip for students to go watch the...
The Lion King musical’s national tour is making its stop in Boston for the fall season, livening the stage at the Boston Opera House. It opened to audiences on Tuesday, Sept. 9, and the Office of Student...
