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A new study led by sociology professor Youngmin Yi ’10 shows that even before the COVID-19 pandemic, children’s likelihood of coming in contact with the U.S. child welfare system had already declined.

What had begun as a set of urgent repairs to the Margaret Clapp Library grew into a reimagining of how the building might function—not just structurally, but academically and as a more accessible community hub for the campus.

Afiya Mbilishaka’s work focuses on the connection between hair and mental health; in addition to being an interdisciplinary scholar and licensed clinical psychologist, Mbilishaka is a hairstylist and an entrepreneur.

Professor Peggy Levitt’s book “Move Over, Mona Lisa” hopes to make the world’s museums, universities, and libraries more welcoming to everyone.

A Wellesley College professor is reimagining the Battle of Little Bighorn on its 150th anniversary

While working on her acclaimed book about Bad Bunny, Petra Rivera-Rideau had invaluable help from Wellesley student research assistants

The Wagner Centers and campus partners bring together students, faculty, staff, and alums to discuss AI and the liberal arts

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

His Dante-inspired fellowship project weaves together salsa, Venezuelan folk music, and contemporary opera