Featured News
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150 years of supporting Deaf academics
CategoriesWellesley’s remarkable alumnae cohort of Deaf, signing Ph.D.s hold faculty positions at universities around the country
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From laundry to the LOCO
CategoriesWellesley makes college equitable and accessible in thoughtful ways
Featured Events
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Imagining Museums: The Next 150 Years of Stewarding Art at Wellesley
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Acclaimed concert and recording artist Christa Rakich brings her international artistry to the Fisk Organ.
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A Wellesley Repertory Theatre presentation—part of the Boston-wide Ufot Family Cycle
Headlines
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Kiss 95.1 FM in Charlotte, N.C., featured a segment on American studies professor Petra Rivera-Rideau and co-author Vanessa Díaz’s new book on Bad Bunny and their Bad Bunny syllabus.
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When one considers what students actually pay after financial aid, college prices have stabilized and fallen over the past decade, writes economist Phillip Levine in the Chronicle of Higher Education.
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“We need to mandate including [formerly incarcerated women] on the bodies that shape jails, prisons, parole, sentencing and reentry,” writes Tamanika Ferguson, a research scholar in the department of women's and gender studies.
Featured Events
Imagining Museums: The Next 150 Years of Stewarding Art at Wellesley
Acclaimed concert and recording artist Christa Rakich brings her international artistry to the Fisk Organ.
A Wellesley Repertory Theatre presentation—part of the Boston-wide Ufot Family Cycle
Headlines
Kiss 95.1 FM in Charlotte, N.C., featured a segment on American studies professor Petra Rivera-Rideau and co-author Vanessa Díaz’s new book on Bad Bunny and their Bad Bunny syllabus.
When one considers what students actually pay after financial aid, college prices have stabilized and fallen over the past decade, writes economist Phillip Levine in the Chronicle of Higher Education.
“We need to mandate including [formerly incarcerated women] on the bodies that shape jails, prisons, parole, sentencing and reentry,” writes Tamanika Ferguson, a research scholar in the department of women's and gender studies.
Spotlight
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“Plant, baby, plant!”
CategoriesAuthor and botanist Robin Wall Kimmerer invited the Wellesley community to rethink their relationship with the natural world
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Researchers at the Wellesley Centers for Women share what they learned from the data
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Education rooted in community
CategoriesWellesley, MIT, Babson, Olin, and Brandeis students enjoy cross-registration benefits
