“Kamala Harris was such a great candidate when she first launched her campaign but now it's like I'm barely tolerating her. She's dragging the party closer in the direction of the Republican Party and...
In an effort to keep up with current events and be more informed, I, like many others, scroll through an online news feed. Whether it be the Apple News app on my phone, a quick Google search on my laptop...
This year, Lake Day happened on Sep. 25, 2024. As a first year, I was made to understand that the day itself would go by fairly smoothly. The night before, a little black and white note to “stay tuned”...
Wellesley College’s endowment return fell by roughly $291 million in the 2022 fiscal year, the first year of negative return since 2017.
The 9.6% endowment decline, which brought the endowment’s...
On Oct. 29, over 150 people lost their lives and more than 140 were injured after a Halloween celebration crowd surge in Itaewon, a popular multicultural neighborhood in Seoul, South Korea. As the country...
Malinda Lo ’96 worked on her latest novel for basically a decade.
In the acknowledgments of “A Scatter of Light,” Lo writes that the novel was conceptualized in 2012 and that she began writing it...
The Davis Museum opened its doors for the fall semester on Sept. 15, marking its first opening celebration since prior to its closure in March 2020. With the COVID-19 safety precautions last year there...
Wellesley’s Professor Rebecca Summerhays passed away on April 28th, 2022. Prof. Summerhays was an adored writing professor, having taught WRIT 145: From Penelope's Loom to the Pussy Hat: Women, Art,...
After reading “The Love Hypothesis” and “A Brush with Love,” I admit I might have begun to romanticize grad school a little bit. I feel like I kind of have to, seeing as I plan on going in 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...
