• A scene from an outdoor play. There is a line of people and the first person in line is smiling and holding her hand in front of her mouth. She is interacting with a man gesturing with his hand.
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    Grant recipients returned to campus for the inaugural Wellesley Repertory Festival

  • Two women, one in her twenties and the other middle age, smile into the camera for a selfie.
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    This summer, members of the class of 2028 engaged in a variety of internships through the College’s Short Internship Projects (SHIPs) program

  • A student sits at a picnic table where a quilt is spread. The quilt has a number of colorful squares. In the center of the quilt are the words Wellesley 2025.
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    Whether they’re wielding knitting needles or poker chips, Wellesley students find community offline

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    2025.10.04 Prof Mingwei Song speaks on the Three-Body Problem South China Morning Post

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    “When I first mentioned Chinese science fiction to people, they were surprised: How could China have science fiction?” says Mingwei Song, professor of Chinese studies, on the “Three-Body Problem.”

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    2025.10.1 Zuzi ’25 speaks on resilience of refugees The New York Times

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    “One Girl’s Journey After Her Grandma Said to Kill Her”: Chantale Zuzi ’25 reminds us that the talent, strength, ambition, entrepreneurship, and resilience of refugees enriches societies.

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    2025.09.30 Charmaraman shares ways to keep children safer and happier online The Washington Post

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    Linda Charmaraman, senior research scientist at the Wellesley Centers for Women, shares ways to keep children safer and happier online, “a world that is deeply central to their peer groups.”

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    2025.09.22 Prof Rivera-Rideau says Bad Bunny’s producers deserve honors at Latin Grammys Los Angeles Times

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    Bad Bunny’s producers Tainy and MAG deserve their own honors at the Latin Grammys, says guest columnist Petra Rivera-Rideau, author of "Remixing Reggaetón" and co-founder of the Bad Bunny Syllabus.

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    2025.09.20 Marian Burros ’54 combines recipe writing with reporting The New York Times

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    At the "New York Times" and elsewhere, Marian Burros ’54 combined recipe writing with reporting on topics like consumer protection and food safety. Her plum torte was a longtime fan favorite.

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    2025.09.18 Mowla ’13 says Wellesley is preparing next gen of scientists First Principles

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    Astronomy professor Lamiya Mowla ’13 says small colleges like Wellesley are preparing the next generation of scientists through mentorship, collaborative problem solving, and integrating new tools.