A version of this article appeared on print in our November 2016 issue. I wish I had counted the number of times people asked me […]
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American Electoral Politics class prepares students to vote
A version of this article appeared on print in our November 2016 issue. For many students, a forced in-class debate concerning Democratic presidential nominee Hillary […]
Wellesley Public Media explores self-defense class in “Power-Up” documentary
As the documentary “Power-Up” commences, Ella Redmond ’17 stands on a black mat in the middle of a gym. Her classmates surround the edge of […]
The fresh faces of the Class of 2020
Each September, the freshman class congregates in the auditorium to elect four officers that represent, unify, and plan activities for the class. This year, after […]
Uncovering Evolutions: Wellesley learns new style of learning
Evolutions has its name for very specific reasons. It assists the evolving minds of its students, but it is also a constantly shifting entity in […]
Israel finds its own place in Wellesley
By Will Parker ’17, Opinions Editor One of the harshest ongoing territorial disputes in world history is the conflict between Israel and Palestine. The conflict […]
Seven Favorite Lemonade Recipes for Summer
By Olivia Gieger ’17, Editor-in-Chief In honor of our June issue that celebrates the spirit of summer, we’ve compiled some of our favorite lemonade […]
Morrison helps students dissect chemistry
By Sydney Hughes ‘19, Staff Writer The whoopie pie loving Louisa Morrison is soon to be delivering a baby, but that does not stop […]
Q+A: Getting to know your graduation speaker, Craig Brown
Curated by Olivia Gieger ’17, Editor-in-Chief With 15 years of teaching AP Calculus and an assistant principal certification, Craig Brown has an unquenchable curiosity and […]
2016 Presidential Election at Wellesley Public Schools
By Jameson O’Neil ’18, Staff Writer With the 2016 presidential election cycle well underway, the Wellesley High School community has localized the election in […]