Events at Wellesley

Olufemi Taiwo, Professor of Philosophy and Africana Studies, Cornell University, in conversation with Chipo Dendere, Assistant Professor of Africana Studies, Wellesley College.

Join the Wellesley College Choral Program for its annual Dober Memorial Concert, showcasing the powerful voices of our students in an inspiring evening of choral music spanning genres, cultures, and centuries.

The Collegium Musicum is an ensemble of students and faculty, devoted to the performance of early music, drawn from the courts and chapels of Renaissance Europe, on original instruments. The fall concert will focus on the music of Renaissance Spain. Laura Jeppesen, Director.

Join Dr. Nicole Berlin, Associate Curator of Collections, project director Dr. Elizabeth Minor, and student archaeologist Juening Mao ‘26 for an exclusive, in-depth tour of Digging into History: The Wellesley College Hall Archaeology Project. Uncover the captivating story of this community-driven…

Don't miss the Wellesley College BlueJazz Strings and Combos fall concert—an exciting evening of jazz classics and contemporary grooves performed by talented student musicians in small ensembles. Mark Hamilton, Director.

The Brandeis-Wellesley Orchestra is composed of students, faculty, staff, and associates of Wellesley College and Brandeis University, bringing inspiring performances of the great orchestral literature—past and present—to a new generation of musicians and audiences. Neal Hampton, Conductor.

Batizado is an annual event in the Capoeira world where students demonstrate their knowledge and skills gained over the past year. They may receive new cords (troca de cordas) to signify a new level of advancement in the art. The event will encompass a diverse range of performances that incorporate…

For decades, the dominant assumption has been that people of color in the United States would find their natural political home within the Democratic Party, with its commitment to racial liberalism. The rightward drift of minority voters is not a story of just one election. It is a phenomenon years…