Publications Update
Our latest issues can now be found on our updated publications section! We invite you to peruse Pivot, Outcast, and Lingua Franca and to return in May to read our upcoming publication, Imminent. SaveSave
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Money Talks: Preventing a Grexit
After Greece dropped nearly all of its demands, Europe agreed to extend the bailout for another four months. Now Syriza has to answer to its voters. Continue reading
The Wellesley Globalist Vol. 3, Issue 1 | Framed
Read the latest issue of The Wellesley Globalist! Continue reading
Sweden Recognizes Palestine State
By: Victoria Angelova Earlier this month, during his inaugural address, the Swedish Prime Minister touched upon the idea that a two-state solution is the only way to resolve the Israel-Palestine conflict. Last week Sweden’s new government became the second Western European country, after Malta, to recognize a Palestinian state. Margot Wallstrom, Sweden’s new foreign minister, … Continue reading
The Ebola Epidemic
While the events of the past year have been daunting for public health officials, the future is less bleak. U.N. Ebola Chief Dr. David Nabarro hopes that with improved public health responses, the outbreak will be contained within the next few months. In fact, by December 1st, the U.N. aims to have 70% of cases contained. Within a year, Dr. Nabarro hopes to eradicate the disease Continue reading
The Wellesley Globalist Presents: A Trek Across North Korea: In Translation
Join Wellesley ASU and The Wellesley Globalist on Monday November 17th as we welcome Professor Carolyn Morley to discuss her work translating the diary of a Japanese woman during her trek across North Korea fleeing the Russian invasion after World War II. Continue reading
Submit to the Wellesley Globalist Cover Contest!
The Wellesley Globalist is looking for photo/design/artwork submissions for the front cover of our magazine. Continue reading
“Framed” Lecture
Come to the Wellesley Globalist “Framed” Lecture with Professor Roxanne Euben of the Wellesley College Political Science Department and Professor Salem Mekuria of the Art Department. Continue reading
