• 2024.09.13 Mfoniso Udofia 2006 Ufot Family Cycle The Boston Globe

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    Presenting the ‘Ufot Family Cycle’ by Mfoniso Udofia (Wellesley ‘06) in its entirety: led by the Huntington, a wide range of local cultural organizations will collaborate on the project.

  • 2024.09.13 Mfoniso Udofia 2006 Ufot Family Cycle The Washington Post

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    Theaters are embracing the Ufot Cycle, an audacious nine-play series about the Nigerian American experience by Mfoniso Udofia (Wellesley ’06).

  • 2024.09.11 Kuenstner CIO endowment Institutional Investor

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    Chief Investment Officer Debby Kuenstner’s ‘deep dive’ investing pays off at Wellesley. The endowment CIO eschews private credit and crypto while profiting off a seasoned VC portfolio.

  • Students wearing graduation gowns pose for the camera with their arms up and in the air
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    President Paula Johnson wished the community “a wonderful—and wonder-filled—year!”

  • 2024.09.06 Wiest brain anesthesia Neuroscience News.com

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    New research by neuroscience professor Mike Wiest and a group of Wellesley students has yielded important experimental results relevant to this debate, by examining how anesthesia affects the brain.

  • Stars and galaxies in the shape of a question mark in the night sky.
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    A Wellesley College professor is among a team of researchers who’ve discovered a cosmic question mark that may yield answers about how stars are born in galaxies.

  • Three students raise their hands in cheer near the entrance of Wellesley. One holds a Welcome to Wellesley sign.
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    Students, staff, and faculty welcomed first-years and their families on move-in day.

  • A portrait of Courtney Coile
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    The economics professor has taught at Wellesley since 2000

  • Headshots of Professors Jennifer Musto and Laura Grattan
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    The Anti-Carceral Co+Laboratory at Wellesley offers space to reimagine communities