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A new galaxy, much like our own
CategoriesStunning new photographs by a Wellesley College-led team of astronomers have revealed a newly forming galaxy that looks remarkably similar to a young Milky Way. The extraordinary images give us an unprecedented picture of what our own galaxy might have looked like when it was being born.
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The 50-year-old institution offers students the opportunity to work with research scientists on global issues impacting women and girls.
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OPEN TO THE PUBLIC-Sunday, Tuesdays and Thursdays
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Clare Longendyke
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Grace Sun ’27 plays piano for seniors with Alzheimer's disease and dementia. During the pandemic, she would play virtually for her isolated grandmother. Now, more than 100 musicians have joined the movement.
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“She was known as a very charming, witty, mischievous woman,” says Lisa Graham, music professor and director of the choral program, of Katherine Kennicott Davis, "The Little Drummer Boy" composer.
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Even if a withdrawal from relationships isn’t initially meant to be political, it can still become so, says Rosanna Hertz, sociologist and author of Single by Chance, Mothers by Choice. Many “single by chance” mothers as “reluctant revolutionaries.”
Featured Events
OPEN TO THE PUBLIC-Sunday, Tuesdays and Thursdays
Clare Longendyke
Headlines
Grace Sun ’27 plays piano for seniors with Alzheimer's disease and dementia. During the pandemic, she would play virtually for her isolated grandmother. Now, more than 100 musicians have joined the movement.
“She was known as a very charming, witty, mischievous woman,” says Lisa Graham, music professor and director of the choral program, of Katherine Kennicott Davis, "The Little Drummer Boy" composer.
Even if a withdrawal from relationships isn’t initially meant to be political, it can still become so, says Rosanna Hertz, sociologist and author of Single by Chance, Mothers by Choice. Many “single by chance” mothers as “reluctant revolutionaries.”
Spotlight
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When research becomes rescue
CategoriesWhile studying the Gullah community, Catherine Sneed ’25 saved a life.
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The multifaceted performer spoke at Wellesley about art, world-making, and community.
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Katie Colaneri ’10 on audio storytelling and investigative journalism.
