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Published:This move will expand access for millions of students and families trying to understand what college will actually cost them.
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Professor of Music Claire Fontijn writes for the Conversation about the 18th-century composer Antonia Bembo
Published:Music professor Claire Fontijn writes for the Conversation about little-known composer Antonia Bembo, whose 1707 opera “Ercole Amante” will be staged at the Opéra Bastille in Paris this month.
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Fine art collector Charlotte Newman ’04 wants to expand access for Black people in the exclusive industry
Published:Charlotte Newman ’04 has used her experience and her passion to emerge in a $59.6 billion industry as one of the foremost collectors of fine art by Black artists and talent from the diaspora.
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Published:The Wagner Centers and campus partners bring together students, faculty, staff, and alums to discuss AI and the liberal arts
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Harvard’s faculty will vote on limiting the number of A grades for students, a policy Wellesley had in place until 2019
Published:Grade deflation can disadvantage a college’s students, history professor Nikhil Rao told the Boston Globe, reflecting on Wellesley’s former policy limiting course averages to a B-plus.
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How to stay after leaving
CategoriesPublished:A new book by a Wellesley College professor examines how political regimes are shaped by death, diversion, and departure of voters
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Published:Saxbys joins Wellesley’s long tradition of student-run campus eateries
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Wellesley students kept cheering on the last runners, long after the Boston Marathon ended
Published:Wellesley students were photographed running alongside and cheering for Janice “Rbey” Thomas, the last person to finish the 2026 Boston Marathon.
