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Wellesley Celebrates the Legacy of Some of Its Earliest Black Students During Black History Month
CategoriesPublished:The Wellesley College Archives offer glimpses into the lives, personalities, ambitions, and college experiences of some of Wellesley’s first African American students, who went on to became lawyers, judges, writers, educators, and social activists.
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Published:Wellesley women contributed to code breaking during World War II and to breakthroughs in early computer science.
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Clandestine Classes, Classified Homework, and Oaths of Secrecy: Wellesley’s WWII Code Breakers
CategoriesPublished:In recognition of Veterans Day on November 11, the Daily Shot honors Wellesley’s unsung heroines of World War II, students recruited to help crack enemy codes.
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Published:Peppermint Stick Pie is a beloved tradition for generations of Wellesley students. Watch this video to learn how to make it yourself!