Introducing Press Pass, a new Arts Column where your favorite editors explore different aspects of art and culture in Boston.
In April 2018, Boston-based poet Porsha Olayiwola led the Wellesley Out Loud...
Purim is a Jewish holiday that commemorates the saving of the Jewish people of Persia from an antisemitic genocide that was scheduled to be perpetrated by an official of the Achaemenid Empire.
“This...
In an effort to mitigate the spread of elitism and steminism, Wellesley College has decided to have the Locomotion stop not just at Harvard and MIT but also at BU and Northeastern.
The next phase of the...
TW: SA, fatal illness, childhood trauma
In recognition of Asian Awareness Month 2022, the Advisor to Students of Asian Descent Karen Shih hosted a discussion with Grace Talusan, the author of “The...
For Professor Nadya S. Hajj, her professional research is also deeply personal. Her latest book “Networked Refugees: Palestinian Reciprocity and Remittances in the Ditigal Age,” is inspired by her...
“Ever since my mom died, I cry in H Mart.”
The first sentence of the poignant New Yorker essay by Michelle Zauner led to the creation of the book “Crying in H Mart: A Memoir,” an emotional, moving,...
In late January, 51 undergraduate students from around the world were selected as recipients of the Brooke Owens Fellowship, a nonprofit program that honors distinguished students who are not cisgender...
"Maya and the Three” is an animated miniseries set in a world based on pre-colonial Mesoamerica and other Indigenous cultures. It follows a 15 year old warrior princess, Maya, who sets out alone to fulfil...
I put off watching “He’s All That” because of all the people who told me that Addison Rae’s acting was subpar, but in-room restriction got to me and I finally gave it a try. I found that the problem...
“Derry Girls” is a sitcom set in Northern Ireland that portrays typical teenage life amidst the Troubles, an ethno-nationalist conflict in Northern Ireland from the late 1960s to 1998. It follows the...
“The Baby-Sitters Club” is a wildly popular children’s book series written by a historically women’s college alum and queer woman, Ann M. Martin (Smith ’77). Martin’s time at Smith influenced...
Warning: Spoilers!
A little over a week after season 3 of “Sex Education” premiered, Netflix announced that season 4 was on its way. Season 3 introduced many new and dynamic characters — Cal, Hope,...
“Can you name five women artists?” was the first thing I read when I entered the Women Take the Floor exhibit at the Museum of Fine Arts Boston. And I am ashamed to say that I could name only four....
Ria Goveas ’25: My senior year of high school, which was entirely remote, ended with no senior trip, a cancelled prom and virtual graduation — an anticlimactic finish to 12 years of schooling. My friends...
