Events

In this open class session, Professor Natali Valdez (Women's and Gender Studies) will discuss her current book project, in which she examines the social and political implications of clinical trials on pregnant populations. 

A chamber music theatre work based on the lives of three legendary Latin American Women: Mexican painter Frida Kahlo, Salvadoran peasant activist Rufina Amaya and Argentinean poet Alfonsina Storni.

The Slater Center and the Office of Intercultural Edcation invite the Wellesley community to celebrate International Women’s Day with guest speaker Wendy Feliz, founding director of the Center for Inclusion and Belonging at the AIC.

The Wellesley College Guild of Carillonneurs carries on the tradition of bell-ringing in Galen Stone Tower, which began when the carillon was first installed in 1931.

A talk by the Studio Art Program’s 2020-21 Alice C. Cole ’42 fellow, artist Eleanor Conover. Conover’s work engages with painting and drawing as metaphors for the environment and archaeology.

Join Wellesley’s French House in welcoming Heidi Holst-Knudsen for her lecture Can French be Inclusive? Considerations of a Contentious Linguistic Project.

WCW panelists discuss what the Biden-Harris administration has done so far to support the child care industry, and what still needs to be done to build a sustainable child care system in the U.S., thereby advancing gender equality.

A concert by students playing music from Renaissance courts on instruments from Wellesley's unique collection of early instruments.

The Frost Center for the Environment invites the Wellesley community to hear Dr. Dorceta Taylor deliver the 2021 Douglas Lecture: Wage Inequalities and Funding Disparities in Environmental Organizations.

The Wellesley community is invited to the 2021 Calderwood Lecture in economics; Harvard’s Mellissa Dell will discuss her paper Nation Building Through Foreign Intervention: Evidence From Discontinuities in Military Strategies.