Making music and dreams
After high school and college, many students look at themselves and think about what they are going to do with…
Regulating in the name of freedom: net neutrality approved by FCC
The perpetual power struggle between big and small business dates back to the foundations of capitalism and the establishment of…
Academic competitions looking to be “A” success
Spring sports are just heating up, but the academic clubs and competitions at school are already in full swing. As…
STEM expo returns for second year
On Saturday, March 28, the Wellesley STEM Expo returned to the school and community for the second year in a…
Her Campus teaches “collegiettes” how to survive college
Wouldn’t it be great if instead of spending the first half of college missing all the memos, struggling to keep…
Featured Teacher: Kaczmarek helps students conquer chemistry
Ever walk by a sophomore chemistry class and wonder who that upbeat German chemistry teacher was? Some consider chemistry to…
AFS gives students the opportunity to travel abroad
Each year, Wellesley High School gains at least one foreign exchange student through the American Field Service (AFS) program, a…
Tarantula on the loose scares math class
Leon Xiong ’17 is well known for his collection of unique animals and creatures. This past Thursday, his most frightening…
We may be a green school, but we should still “Keep the Lights on”
In a continuation of the 2011 “Turn out the Lights” event featuring Wellesley High School alumni, the high school will…
Spontaneity Says: Think of all the things we couldn’t do without high school
Because I start my conversations with a simple greeting before proceeding to analyze the form and function of every person’s…