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In 2022, Junbei Chen ’27 sat in her Maine high school’s conference room during lunch, preparing to open her QuestBridge Match results. Upon opening the letter with a couple friends, she saw a stream of confetti pop on her screen: she had earned a full ride scholarship to Wellesley College. Through the QuestBridge National College...
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Situated on the second floor of Lulu, the Wellesley Student Organization Funding Committee (SOFC) is a student-run sub-committee within Wellesley’s College Government. SOFC is responsible for allocating money pooled from the Student Activity Fee — a $360 per semester contribution that every student pays — to student organizations on campus. Chaired by the St
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At Wellesley College, you don’t need to ask someone what they think of the Trump administration’s recent proposal — you already know that they oppose it. You don’t need to ask about their local midterm elections — you already know they are against the conservative candidates. You definitely don’t need to ask them what their...
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With the opening matches of the 2026 League of Legends World Championship (Worlds 2026) just weeks away, Riot Games has begun promoting the tournament, with the latest campaign being “Live My Life,” a comeback single from its virtual boy band HEARTSTEEL. Marking the group’s first release since its 2023 debut, the track makes a departure...
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Would you like to see a truly pathetic man go from one bad situation to another? “Resident Evil” (2026) is a horror movie based on Capcom’s “Resident Evil” video game franchise, acting as a reboot of the early-2000s “Resident Evil” movies. It is directed by Zach Cregger and stars Austin Abrams, who starred in Cregger’s...
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What does Brazil sound like? For the past decade, violinist Francesca Anderegg and pianist Erika Ribeiro have attempted to answer that question. Images of Brazil, the latest concert in the Wellesley College Music Department’s Concert Series, captures Anderegg and Ribeiro’s decade-long collaboration in an hour. The performance — which took place on Sept. 25 i
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On Sept. 24, the Davis Museum held its annual opening event, celebrating the two new exhibitions on view for the 2026-27 academic year: “Excavating Antioch: The Archaeology of an Ancient City” and “Shi: Stories in Stone.” The crowd was a mix of Wellesley students, faculty and staff, as well as general members of the community....
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As a gentle wind starts to beckon through the leaves in suburban towns around New England, many students search for fall media to brighten their semester. The 2014 animated miniseries “Over the Garden Wall” is one worth discussing. With its endless foggy forests, pumpkin patches and two lost kids, this miniseries is a 10-episode-long collection...
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Charli XCX’s concert was amazing and showed how versatile Charli is as an artist while also staying true to her roots.
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Tired of melancholy? As Sad Girl Summer ends, Babe Dylan and campthehills are making music for those desperate for energy.
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