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  • Two tall buildings are shown as part of a silicon anode facility in Washington.

    2025.06.27 Jay Turner on firms under Trump administration Chemical & Engineering News

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    Firms are delaying or canceling projects that don’t fit with Trump administration priorities according to the Big Green Machine, Jay Turner’s initiative tracking clean technology investments.

  • A quintessential college campus quad with lots of greenery and a brick path cutting through the center.

    2025.06.26 Wellesley College value CBS News

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    The Princeton Review is out with its list of the “best value colleges,” and several schools from Massachusetts are on the list. Wellesley College is 22nd.

  • A projection of a hand reaching out of a computer screen to write on a piece of paper.

    2025.06.26 Wellesley involved in study on ChatGPT Education Week

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    A new study from researchers at MIT, Wellesley, and Mass Art found that giving writers free reign to use AI as much as they wanted led to some bleak outcomes including lower brain activity.

  • From left to right, a graphic of an emptying hourglass and a baby reaching out towards a laughing older couple.

    2025.06.26 Phillip Levine on America's aging population Newsweek

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    America’s aging population, coinciding with falling birth rates, has become a growing concern. "Older people today, including baby boomers, live longer than past generations," said Phillip Levine.

  • The singer, Bad Bunny, holding a microphone on the stage during one of his concerts.

    2025.06.25 Petra Rivera-Rideau on Bad Bunny and politics Connecticut Public Television

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    American studies professor Petra Rivera-Rideau weighs in on a new course at Yale University that focuses on Bad Bunny and how the Latino superstar weaves politics into art.

  • Senator Elizbabeth Warren speaking into a microphone with her hand raised towards the camera, with a name plaque ‘Ms. Warren’ in front of her.

    2025.06.25 Lucy Patalano '27 co-wrote post Cato Institute

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    Lucy Patalano '27 co-wrote a post for the Cato Institute on Senator Elizabeth Warren, President Donald Trump, and their agreement that the United States should repeal the federal debt limit.

  • An orange, translucent image of a mother holding her child overlaying a black-and-white picture of a mother pushing a stroller.

    2025.06.25 Sari Kerr article The New York Times

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    Wellesley Centers for Women senior research scientist Sari Kerr helped fact-check this ‘Motherhood Should Come With a Warning Label’ article, which uses her research.

  • The Financial Aid Machine: a broken gumball machine overflowing with capsules containing money

    2025.06.24 Phil Levine on competitive incentive Inside Higher Ed

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    Phil Levine, an economist who studies financial aid, said competitive incentive won’t stop aid offers from declining but it will be difficult for institutions to maintain what they’re currently doing.

  • A family of four sitting around the dinner table eating a meal.

    2025.06.23 Stephen Chen study on Americanized children in Chinese immigrant families Documented

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    Psychology professor Stephen Chen’s study found the more Americanized children in Chinese immigrant families are, the less likely they understand their parents’ Chinese ways of expressing affection.