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If Harvard loses tax-exempt status, the university will “lose the ability to enroll the very brightest lower and middle-income students who can now afford to be able to enroll," says Phillip Levine.

“The perception that college is financially inaccessible is out there,” says Phil Levine. “Every time there is another headline that says college costs $100,000, it inadvertently misleads people.”

Not even heavy rain could dampen the excitement as Wellesley College seniors ran down Tupelo Lane with wooden hoops in one of the school’s oldest traditions. Arushi Ghosh ’25 was this year’s winner.

Professor Stacie Goddard: “Rather than compete with China and Russia, Trump now wants to work with them, seeking deals that, during his first term, would have seemed antithetical to U.S. interests.”

Yale is the latest university to offer a course on Bad Bunny’s cultural impact; Wellesley has offered a class taught by Petra Rivera-Rideau called “Bad Bunny: Race, Gender, and Empire in Reggaetón.”

“In a society brimming with things worth preserving, how do we decide what to save?” writes philosophy professor Erich Hatala Matthes.

A segment Myles McCaul ’23 produced for GBH News and the PBS NewsHour about Lorraine O’Grady ’55 has been nominated for a 2025 New England Emmy in the "Arts and Entertainment News" category.

Go Deep Strategy, a niche qualitative research firm founded by Miriam Alexander '78, specializes in developing and executing qualitative research that helps companies.

"Opposite personalities introduce conflict into a relationship and forgo the benefits that come from having a shared perspective on the world," says professor Angela Bahns.