Wellesley in the News
As the leading women’s college, Wellesley’s faculty, students, and alumnae are featured in national and international media on a daily basis. Below is just a sampling of the press coverage generated by Wellesley.
Economics professor Courtney Coile, an expert on the economics of aging, joined Marketplace to discuss how older workers have a hard time finding new jobs if they lose their old ones.
American Studies professor Michael Jeffries reviews The Dead Are Arising: The Life of Malcolm X, published October 20.
Economics professor Phillip Levine weighed in on why many women are choosing not to have kids during the pandemic.
Maneesh Arora, Assistant Professor of Political Science, explains that people who were negatively impacted by the pandemic were more likely to attend Black Lives Matter protests.
Susan M. Reverby, Professor Emerita of Women’s and Gender Studies, connects poverty and public health in a Perspective piece for The Washington Post.
In the face of rapidly rising case numbers, math professor Martin Magid offered The Washington Post projections of when the number of coronavirus cases in the U.S. will reach 5 million.
To commemorate the 70th anniversary of the U.S. entering the Korean War, political science professor Katharine H.S. Moon spoke with Benjamin Wittes of The Lawfare Podcast.
