Campus Immigration News

As Supreme Court Term Ends, Two Wellesley Professors Discuss Recent and Future Cases

Wellesley political science professors Jennifer Chudy and Tom Burke offer insight into whether the Supreme Court’s recent decisions were swayed by public opinion and what to expect from the court when it reconvenes in the fall.

Journalist Sonia Nazario Kicks Off Latinx Month at Wellesley with Keynote Speech

Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Sonia Nazario, a champion of telling immigrant stories, addressed the Wellesley community in her keynote address for Latinx Month.

Wellesley Sociologist Advocates for Transnational Social Protections

UA Magazine has published an opinion piece by Wellesley professor Peggy Levitt in which she advocates for labor rights and social protections that cross borders. 

DACA/TPS Presentation and Law Clinic This Week at Wellesley

On January 30 and February 1, the Wellesley community will host a series of presentations to help students, faculty, and staff understand how changing immigration policies may impact our community, friends, and loved ones.

Students’ Collage in Pendleton East Shows that Immigration Is Beautiful

Students in Understanding Education through Immigrant Narratives, taught last spring by associate professor Soo Hong, created a public art project to challenge simplistic views of immigration. 

The Davis Highlights Immigrants’ Contributions to the Museum in “Art-Less”

The Davis Museum removed one-fifth of its permanent collections on view for “Art-Less,” an initiative intended to demonstrate what immigrants contribute to art and what the Museum would lose in their absence.