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"Young Koreans balance lifestyle choices like hobbies, travel, and self-care with the desire and affordability of having children," political science professor Katherine Moon previously told Newsweek.

Approximately 34% of students enrolled at four-year colleges have siblings, and elimination of the sibling discount will affect some subset of that population, says economics professor Phillip Levine.

Nergis Mavalvala (Wellesley ’90), dean of MIT School of Science and professor of astrophysics, will present the Chester Peterson, Jr. Public Lecture in Physics at Kansas State University in September.

Professor and Wellesley Centers for Women researcher Linda Charmaraman on how parents can better manage their children’s screen time in a tech-dominated world.

Professor Song Mingwei put together a team to translate David Damrosch’s Around the World in 80 Books into Chinese.

Rev. Renita Weems (Wellesley '76) was honored at the second annual Womanists at the Inkwell conference. This year’s theme was Just a Sister Away: Cultivating and Celebrating Sister Circles.

Loyola Marymount University professor Jennifer Ramos receives International Studies Association mentoring award. She has left an indelible mark on the lives of many students, including Priscilla Torres, now an assistant professor of political science at Wellesley College.

Anna Thomas (Wellesley '18): This 28-year-old majored in chemistry. Now she's running for office in Pennsylvania. Here's why.

Lara Dashti ’26 represents Kuwait in the 2024 Olympic Games in Paris. Dashti is the first student-athlete in Wellesley Athletics history to compete at the Olympics while an active member of the Blue.