A List of the Most Bitter, Sweet, and Bittersweet Things About My Time at Wellesley as Summarized by Headlines of Counterpoint Articles I Didn’t End Up Writing

May 30, 2022 by Editor-in-Chief in Identity

(in chronological order)

By Parker Piscitello-Fay ‘22

No Really, Where Am I? (a case for more signage on Wellesley College’s campus and admitting you don’t have everything figured out)

An Ode to the Compassion and Honesty with which Esteemed Poetry Professor Dan Chiasson Approaches Discussions of Odes

It’s Tuesday, November, 2018 at 3:29 pm and the Idea of Shadow Grading is the Only Thing Holding Me Together (why we need to talk about first years when we talk about Wellesley’s stress culture)

Bereft

April 29, 2022 by Editor-in-Chief in Identity

By Lizette Mier ‘22

This past spring break, I sat in the recording room of Washington D.C.’s newest language museum, Planet Word. I glossed over the themes of what to talk about. Planet Word had a recording studio where anyone could share a story for their archives, and I knew I had been waiting so long to come to this museum that I couldn’t leave without leaving a mark behind. Breadcrumbs of my existence.

A Year in Brighter Colors

March 09, 2022 by Editor-in-Chief in Identity

by Lauren Witt ‘24

Strolling through campus brings up a strange, subtle feeling, like stumbling upon a place you once visited in a dream. On the surface, nothing has really changed, but everything has a distinct, vibrant hue.