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The Wall Street Journal talks to economist Sari Pekkala Kerr about a possible increase in the minimum wage
Published:Economist Sari Pekkala Kerr notes that while some states and cities have raised their minimum wages, the federal minimum wage, last raised 16 years ago, still acts as the floor in 20 states.
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Mass demonstrations on college campuses are rarer these days; Wellesley is an exception
Published:Recently about 100 Babson, Wellesley, and Olin students and faculty gathered to protest the Trump administration’s deportation policies.
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Erin Battat of the Writing Program wrote a letter to the editor of the Chronicle of Higher Education
Published:The Chronicle of Higher Education ran a letter to the editor by Writing Program faculty Erin Battat about the recent article “Why It’s So Hard For Professors to Say Anything Good About Academe.”
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Published:James Beard award-winning author and food historian Michael Twitty visits Wellesley
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Welcome, class of 2030!
CategoriesPublished:Two Wellesley videographers gather advice for incoming students.
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Published:Currently director and chief curator of Tufts University Art Galleries, Deitsch will begin work at Wellesley in mid-July.
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Published:Students study psychology and education at the College’s Child Study Center
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Published:Wellesley’s 148th commencement ceremony will take place May 15
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Higher education tuition costs are actually down, writes economist Phillip Levine in a new report
Published:Net tuition costs for students across income levels and institution types have decreased since 2019–20, Phillip Levine writes in a new report for the Brookings Institution.
