March, 2022 | The Bradford

Features

Women’s History Month Profile: How a young female doctor faces disparities in the medical field

Dr. Kelly Kathryn King of UMass Medical School works at Portland Maine Medical in the family medicine department. Dr. King was born in 1992 in […]

Features

Women’s History Month Profile: The burden of daughters, Rashmi Rajegowda’s story

In India, rituals that surround the passing of parents are conducted by sons, without the presence of their daughters. For this reason, people often ask […]

Features

Women’s History Month Profile: Julia Crafton, Born into a life of music

Julia Crafton is a teenager who wears fuzzy socks, pulls all-nighters writing songs in the basement, and answers the phone with a cupcake in her […]

Features

Women’s History Month Profile: How Evelyn Kohnen turns musical possibilities into pursuits

For nearly two years, COVID-19 has halted live concerts from Wellesley’s performing arts department. Now, pandemic restrictions have begun to ease, and as in-person performances […]

Features

Women’s History Month Profile: Calista Adler, a role model for young women in STEM

Through all her four years at the all-girls school Ursuline Academy, Calista Adler ’22 has developed a love for coding, engineering, and science all together, […]

Features

Women’s History Month Profile: Jennifer Frank

Jennifer Heller Frank is a children’s book author and a mother of three. Before the pandemic, she worked as a family coordinator at Boston Children’s […]

Opinion

Current happenings we need to leave in 2021

Spreading misinformation about COVID-19 Poto courtesy of Pexels. This may seem obvious. However, for some, it is not. Although history has proven that there will […]

Features

Women’s History Month: 99 years of diligence amid disruption

We called her Tai Tai, but her real name was 陆兰英, or Lu Lanying. I only learned that a few weeks ago, nine years after […]

Features

Womens History Month Profile: Christina Ablon

Christina Lohr Ablon is a beautiful, strong, resilient, and independent woman. As a little girl, she lived in Darien, Connecticut. By age 11, her family […]

The Latest

Swiss exchange program encourages students to branch out

By Katherine Xu '27, Editor-in-Chief

This September, fifteen students from Wirtschaftsgymnasium Basel-Stadt (Basel Business School) in Switzerland arrived in Wellesley to spend two weeks living with a host family. Each […]

Unique fusion: Karma’s arrival brings Asian blends and classic dishes

By Grace Zhao '27, Features Editor

Nestled in a cozy corner of Linden Square, Karma Asian Fusion offers upscale Asian Cuisine, combining flavors from numerous regions to make unique combinations. Inside, hungry restaurant […]

Wellesley artists unite the community with electrical box art

By Ayesha Kapoor '26, Editor-in-Chief

Flowers, sports equipment, birds, police cars, and silhouettes. These designs are scattered throughout Wellesley, painted on electrical boxes along sidewalks and roads. An effort that began […]

How the Red Sox can turn a wild card exit into a World Series championship

By Freddy Alexander '27, Staff Writer

Boston is a town blessed with tremendous sporting success. We claim 38 championships in hockey, basketball, football, and baseball combined — we are literally one of the winningest cities […]

The basis behind the ban: the new Google resource restrictions

By Camden Chan '27, Staff Writer

On September 29, an email from the high school’s technology office was sent out to every student in the Wellesley Public School system, notifying students that they would be losing […]