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Grade deflation can disadvantage a college’s students, history professor Nikhil Rao told the Boston Globe, reflecting on Wellesley’s former policy limiting course averages to a B-plus.

A new book by a Wellesley College professor examines how political regimes are shaped by death, diversion, and departure of voters

Saxbys joins Wellesley’s long tradition of student-run campus eateries

Wellesley students were photographed running alongside and cheering for Janice “Rbey” Thomas, the last person to finish the 2026 Boston Marathon.

For 125 years, Whitin Observatory has given Wellesley students a view like no other

Associate Professor of Japanese Robert Goree is quoted in National Geographic about Ise Jingu, the Japanese shrine that’s dismantled and rebuilt every 20 years as part of a sacred ritual.

Photographer Iris Zhan ’27 captures moments from Hooprolling, one of Wellesley’s oldest traditions.

The war between the US, Israel, and Iran marks a deterioration in international relations. “We’re really at a low point in a rules-based order,” Stacie Goddard, political science professor, told DW.

The prestigious program supports students who plan to pursue careers in public service