Featured News
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Happy holidays!
CategoriesEnjoy some time in Wellesley winters past
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On to their futures!
CategoriesWellesley celebrates the class of 2025.5
Featured Events
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Flowing Through Flora
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An annual concert showcasing the talent of promising emerging student musicians.
Headlines
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Stacie Goddard, Betty Freyhof Johnson ’44 Professor of Political Science, and her co-author write in a new paper that Trump’s affinity for Middle Eastern “strong men” is an example of “neo-royalism.”
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Associate Professor of Music Reinaldo Moya’s tribute to his brother that doubles as a musical essay on grief made the Washington Post’s best of 2025 classical music list.
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In “How to Be Multiple: The Philosophy of Twins,” philosophy professor Helena de Bres explores the nature of self, free will, and what she describes as the “special freakishness” of twins.
Featured Events
Flowing Through Flora
An annual concert showcasing the talent of promising emerging student musicians.
Headlines
Stacie Goddard, Betty Freyhof Johnson ’44 Professor of Political Science, and her co-author write in a new paper that Trump’s affinity for Middle Eastern “strong men” is an example of “neo-royalism.”
Associate Professor of Music Reinaldo Moya’s tribute to his brother that doubles as a musical essay on grief made the Washington Post’s best of 2025 classical music list.
In “How to Be Multiple: The Philosophy of Twins,” philosophy professor Helena de Bres explores the nature of self, free will, and what she describes as the “special freakishness” of twins.
Spotlight
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Event offers opportunity for student engagement in business and leadership
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Sweet studies
CategoriesThrough Chipo Dendere’s “The Politics of Chocolates” class and the Wellesley Week of Chocolate, students learn about the world’s favorite treat
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Tanner turns 25
CategoriesAnnual conference offers students opportunity to discuss experiences outside the classroom
