Featured News
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Listening to young voices
CategoriesStudents collaborate with political science professors to survey the opinions of 18- to 35-year-old voters
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Beyond the fun and fiesta of Zumba
CategoriesProfessor Petra Rivera-Rideau explores Zumba’s vision of Latinness in new book
Featured Events
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Charles Fisk, Professor Emeritus of Music, will give a recital of classic works from the solo piano repertoire.
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Algorithms of Oppression: How Search Engines Reinforce Racism
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Wellesley College Theatre's Fall Mainstage Production
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Catherine Sneed ’25 witnessed the Georgia dock collapse that killed 7. She heard a woman scream, “I can’t swim, help me!” Ms. Sneed held onto the woman until a life jacket appeared. On the ferry, Ms. Sneed offered up her navy blue Wellesley sweatshirt.
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Mfoniso Udofia ’06, author of the play “Sojourners” which opened October 31 at the Huntington, never intended to become a playwright. After struggling to gain traction as an actor, she “started writing in order to understand the world I was in.”
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Well-off families have also drawn more on savings and earnings to keep up with rising college costs, found Wellesley College economics professor and Brookings Nonresident Senior Fellow Phil Levine.
Featured Events
Charles Fisk, Professor Emeritus of Music, will give a recital of classic works from the solo piano repertoire.
Algorithms of Oppression: How Search Engines Reinforce Racism
Wellesley College Theatre's Fall Mainstage Production
Headlines
Catherine Sneed ’25 witnessed the Georgia dock collapse that killed 7. She heard a woman scream, “I can’t swim, help me!” Ms. Sneed held onto the woman until a life jacket appeared. On the ferry, Ms. Sneed offered up her navy blue Wellesley sweatshirt.
Mfoniso Udofia ’06, author of the play “Sojourners” which opened October 31 at the Huntington, never intended to become a playwright. After struggling to gain traction as an actor, she “started writing in order to understand the world I was in.”
Well-off families have also drawn more on savings and earnings to keep up with rising college costs, found Wellesley College economics professor and Brookings Nonresident Senior Fellow Phil Levine.
Spotlight
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Shakespeare takes center stage
CategoriesActors From The London Stage visit Wellesley.
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Trailblazing journalists
CategoriesGeneva Overholser ’70 and Melissa Ludtke ’73 share stories from their careers
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Flowering friendships
CategoriesStudents enjoy bouquets, music and speakers during Flower Sunday, Wellesley’s oldest tradition.