Iris Zhan, Features Staff Writer
| October 4, 2025
On Sept. 14, a dozen Wellesley students attended the #FreeHer March in downtown Framingham. The march was organized by Families for Justice as Healing, a local Greater Boston community organization dedicated...
Mina Yun, Contributing Writer
| September 18, 2025
On the eve of Flower Sunday, Wellesley’s residential halls might have been hushed, but they were alive with anticipation. Upperclass Bigs returned to campus bearing carefully chosen bouquets, handwritten...
Hira Khan, Managing Features Editor
| April 30, 2025
On April 21, Wellesley students Noora Harake ’25 and Nicole Sobski ’25 ran the Boston Marathon, one of the world’s most prestigious marathons with a notoriously difficult course and over 30,000 registered...
You may have seen or heard about the electrifying performances at Wellesley’s annual hip-hop showcase, “Jam On It,” held April 13 in Alumnae Hall’s auditorium. Hosted by the dynamic Wellesley Freestyle...
What started as a heartfelt initiative in the front yard of a family home in Albion, St. Thomas, has grown into an organization dedicated to providing school supplies to low-income students. Co-founded...
Hira Khan, Managing Features Editor
| March 5, 2025
On Feb. 20, the Wellesley College Committee for Justice hosted a discussion on health in Gaza with Doctors Thaer Ahmad and Mark Perlmutter. The event took place in Collins Cinema from 7-8 p.m., with the...
