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Published:Three alums receive inaugural Wellesley Repertory Theatre grants
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2025.03.25 Wellesley is 14/20 for highest mid-career salary in Mass Boston Business Journal
CategoriesPublished:A 2024 survey from PayScale ranks colleges according to a survey with more than 3 million respondents by "mid-career" salary (10+ years of experience). Wellesley is 14 out of the top 20 in Mass.
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Welcome, class of 2029!
CategoriesPublished:Students relay the good news across campus
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2025.03.25 Linda Charmaraman AI can help with parenting but discussion still required The Boston Globe
CategoriesPublished:Getting an AI summary of your child’s internet usage may be “helpful...but it doesn’t replace the need to have ongoing discussions,” says Linda Charmaraman, Wellesley Centers for Women researcher.
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2025.03.25 Phil Levine $1.6 billion annually in taxes by 14 NE Colleges The Boston Globe
CategoriesPublished:Economist Phil Levine estimates that in a year with average endowment returns, 14 New England colleges would collectively pay around $1.6 billion annually in taxes if a 14% rate is implemented.
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2025.03.24 Wendy Robeson "childcare workers are severely underpaid" The Guardian
CategoriesPublished:Despite high costs for parents, childcare workers are severely underpaid. “Providers themselves are not getting rich working a daycare job,” said Wendy Robeson, Wellesley Centers for Women researcher.
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2025.03.23 Phil Levine no replacement for loss of federal support The Boston Globe
CategoriesPublished:There is no replacement for the loss of tens or hundreds of millions in federal support. As professor Phil Levine said, “If the asteroid is approaching the earth, putting up your umbrella won’t help.”
