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Penultimate Week of Classes

Hey everyone! Yep, you read that right, this week is my penultimate week of classes, which is still crazy to me. I feel like I arrived here only yesterday, and suddenly I can see the finish line. My friends at Wellesley are just finishing their midterms, and I am here prepared to face my final exams. I honestly don’t feel…

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My Student Orgs

Hi Blog! I know an aspect of Wellesley that I am sure many prospective students are curious about is student clubs on campus. Today, I want to describe the main student organizations, or clubs, that I am involved with on campus: WZLY WZLY is Wellesley’s student radio and also reportedly the largest student organization at Wellesley by membership. I am…

Galen Stone Tower behind autumnal leaves.

The Week Before Thanksgiving Break: Anticipation and the Promise of Rest

Hi all, As the days tick down to Thanksgiving break, there’s a palpable buzz in the air. Conversations around campus are filled with travel plans, family traditions, and favorite holiday dishes. The week before break feels like the final push before a much-needed pause—a chance to step off the treadmill of lectures, assignments, and meetings, even if only for a…

Galen Stone Tower behind autumnal leaves.

Spring Courses… Already?!

Hi all, As I sit down to plan out my schedule for the upcoming spring semester, I’m hit with a whirlwind of emotions—mainly excitement, with a bit of bittersweet realization mixed in. This is the last time I’ll be choosing my classes as an undergrad, making the whole process feel monumental. Registering for classes has always been a season of…

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Destressing as a Wellesley Student: Zinemaking

Happy Friday! I want to use this post to quickly reflect on one of my new favorite ways to destress as a student: making zines! If you do not know what zines are, they are like collages of text and images that have historical roots in activism and marginalized communities.  Wellesley’s main library, Clapp Library, is currently under renovation and…

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Travel Diary

Hey everyone! By the time I am back on Wellesley soil you might get to know Scotland (and its neighbours?) rather well if you stick with me. I have had the opportunity to explore around Wellesley—New Hampshire, Boston, NYC, etc. Now though, I am definitely traveling a lot more. I think that that’s a very big part of the study…

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Tanner AND Halloweekend!??

Hello Blog, It’s a busy time here at Wellesley! Tuesday was the Tanner Conference, one of the two Wellesley-hosted conferences where students can present on the cool work they’re doing. Typically, people talk about their summer experiential learning experiences, so I gave a Tanner on my experience doing research at Caltech. It’s a really fun day because classes are canceled…

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Facing Setbacks and Pushing Ahead

Hi all, As a student athlete, sports have been a major part of my identity and experience at Wellesley and even before. However, setbacks are a part of life, even for student athletes. While minor injuries can be frustrating setbacks, they don’t have to derail your progress. Here’s how to stay positive and make the most of your recovery time…

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