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Takeaways from new book by Hillary Clinton (Wellesley ’69), ‘Something Lost, Something Gained’. In her latest memoir, Clinton takes on student protests, foreign policy and even clown school.

Chris Hayes of MSNBC speaks with environmental studies professor Jay Turner about the progress and legacy of one of President Biden’s signature pieces of legislation, the Inflation Reduction Act.

Professor and Wellesley Centers for Women researcher Linda Charmaraman on how proposed age bans and other limits on Instagram and TikTok use could harm some kids’ mental health.

Hillary Clinton (Wellesley ’69) takes stock of life’s wins and losses in a memoir inspired by a Joni Mitchell lyric.

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

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.

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.

President Paula Johnson wished the community “a wonderful—and wonder-filled—year!”

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.