Featured News
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Passionate about public service
CategoriesMackayla Ramdhanie ’26 sees her military career as an extension of civic engagement
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Mamo is a distinguished scholar and author, “institution builder,” and academic mentor
Featured Events
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Open to the public on Fridays
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By Actors from the London Stage
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Brazilian samba, choro, and forró intertwine with classical traditions in this vibrant violin and piano program.
Headlines
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On “Morning Edition,” Kellie Carter Jackson, professor of Africana studies, discusses Quock Walker, an enslaved man in Massachusetts who sued to gain his freedom and ultimately freed others.
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Visiting researcher Tamanika Ferguson and co-authors write in Open Global Rights that conservative governments and organizations use human rights language as a smokescreen for regressive ideology.
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At 56, Kim Hale DS ’03 set out to become a Broadway dancer. She tells People that after a series of difficult events, “I turned back to dance to find some joy in my life.”
Featured Events
Open to the public on Fridays
By Actors from the London Stage
Brazilian samba, choro, and forró intertwine with classical traditions in this vibrant violin and piano program.
Headlines
On “Morning Edition,” Kellie Carter Jackson, professor of Africana studies, discusses Quock Walker, an enslaved man in Massachusetts who sued to gain his freedom and ultimately freed others.
Visiting researcher Tamanika Ferguson and co-authors write in Open Global Rights that conservative governments and organizations use human rights language as a smokescreen for regressive ideology.
At 56, Kim Hale DS ’03 set out to become a Broadway dancer. She tells People that after a series of difficult events, “I turned back to dance to find some joy in my life.”
Spotlight
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While working on her acclaimed book about Bad Bunny, Petra Rivera-Rideau had invaluable help from Wellesley student research assistants
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Alumnae who have served as college presidents and Paula Johnson, president of Wellesley, discuss the value of the liberal arts
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Alums returned to campus to celebrate "Wellesley’s radical founding ideals and its legacy of impact.”
