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Part of why fans love Chappell Roan — and perhaps why some people have gone to disturbing extremes to invade her privacy — is the authenticity she projects, says professor of psychology Sally Theran.

Wellesley interns take on Boston through nonprofits geared towards social change and community engagement.

Economist Phillip Levine: “If we really want college to be accessible to all, financial aid needs to be extended to cover living expenses as well… There is still more work that needs to be done.”

Wellesley College students and alums are once again among a select group of students receiving awards to support graduate study. Here are some of this year’s fellowship recipients.

To understand how chemistry could create the seeds of life on Earth, researchers investigated the role of low-energy electrons. Kennedy Barnes ’25 will present results at the American Chemical Society.

Visiting lecturer in economics Tsegay Tekleselassie on Ethiopia’s economic reforms: “Ethiopia’s macroeconomic policy shift holds the promise of significant progress, but success is far from certain.”

Students live Wellesley’s motto through service-based internships.

Professor emerita Julie Ann Matthaei on the college student pro-Palestinian movement: “It’s much more about building new economic institutions and practices based on values of cooperation and equity, sustainability, democracy.”

Students explore medical and health research fields through internships.