Featured News
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The gatherings provide the Wellesley community a space to find fellowship with others who enjoy nature and want to discuss pressing environmental concerns.
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Pam Melroy ’83, deputy administrator for NASA, speaks with Wellesley about the agency’s expanding horizons. (Photo credit: NASA/Bill Ingalls)
Featured Events
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Emily Blanchard '97, “Economic Statecraft in the 21st Century: Navigating a Rapidly Changing World”
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Women Journalists on the Frontlines of Social Change: Melissa Ludtke ’73, Geneva Overholser ’70
Headlines
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In an interactive timeline and video interviews, Prof. Petra Rivera-Rideau and other reggaeton artists and experts examine how the genre has evolved.
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In a review of Prof. Helena de Bres’ new book, How to Be Multiple, Parul Sehgal examines our obsession with twins.
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Macy Lipkin ’23 is a finalist in NPR’s 10 best college podcasts in America. The podcast follows a 2023 vote that is challenging oil exploration in the Amazon—and also threatening local people's jobs.
Featured Events
Emily Blanchard '97, “Economic Statecraft in the 21st Century: Navigating a Rapidly Changing World”
Women Journalists on the Frontlines of Social Change: Melissa Ludtke ’73, Geneva Overholser ’70
Headlines
In an interactive timeline and video interviews, Prof. Petra Rivera-Rideau and other reggaeton artists and experts examine how the genre has evolved.
In a review of Prof. Helena de Bres’ new book, How to Be Multiple, Parul Sehgal examines our obsession with twins.
Macy Lipkin ’23 is a finalist in NPR’s 10 best college podcasts in America. The podcast follows a 2023 vote that is challenging oil exploration in the Amazon—and also threatening local people's jobs.
Spotlight
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Naturalists without borders
CategoriesPaulson International Study Fellowships encourage students to engage with nature during their semesters abroad.
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Congratulations, class of 2024!
CategoriesWellesley celebrated the red class of 2024 along with their families and friends at the College’s 146th commencement exercises on Friday, May 17, 2024.
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Liza Oliver and Julie Walsh received funding for their course through the College’s Apgar Award.