Featured News
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Dating back to 1876, the event is a chance to bond with “sibs” and enjoy the beauty of campus
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Building a civic toolkit
CategoriesSophomores are encouraged to forge new paths of collaboration during Civic Action Lab
Featured Events
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the Wellesley Landscape at 150
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The Caroline A. Wilson ’10 and Betsy Wood Knapp ’64 Lecture
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Novelist Yassin Adnan’s Lecture on His Novel
Headlines
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Petra Rivera-Rideau, associate professor of American studies, was included on the 2025 ALX100, an annual list of 100 Latino leaders making a difference across Massachusetts compiled by We Are ALX.
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What’s unique about Taylor Swift isn’t just the pace at which she releases things, but also what she holds back. “It’s almost like a cat-and-mouse game,” says Sally Theran, professor of psychology.
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President Paula Johnson said in a statement: “This can be a time to come together across political and partisan divides, and our colleges and universities should help model this for our country.”
Featured Events
the Wellesley Landscape at 150
The Caroline A. Wilson ’10 and Betsy Wood Knapp ’64 Lecture
Novelist Yassin Adnan’s Lecture on His Novel
Headlines
Petra Rivera-Rideau, associate professor of American studies, was included on the 2025 ALX100, an annual list of 100 Latino leaders making a difference across Massachusetts compiled by We Are ALX.
What’s unique about Taylor Swift isn’t just the pace at which she releases things, but also what she holds back. “It’s almost like a cat-and-mouse game,” says Sally Theran, professor of psychology.
President Paula Johnson said in a statement: “This can be a time to come together across political and partisan divides, and our colleges and universities should help model this for our country.”
Spotlight
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Classwork is a game in CS121
CategoriesStudents explore storytelling through video game design
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Convocation 2025 marked the beginning of the academic year and the College’s 150th anniversary
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The class of 2029 arrives!
CategoriesWellesley welcomes 578 new students
