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WOAW-UAW rejects mediation—chooses to strike
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Published:Three alums receive inaugural Wellesley Repertory Theatre grants
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2025.03.25 Wellesley is 14/20 for highest mid-career salary in Mass Boston Business Journal
CategoriesPublished:A 2024 survey from PayScale ranks colleges according to a survey with more than 3 million respondents by "mid-career" salary (10+ years of experience). Wellesley is 14 out of the top 20 in Mass.
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Welcome, class of 2029!
CategoriesPublished:Students relay the good news across campus
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2025.03.25 Linda Charmaraman AI can help with parenting but discussion still required The Boston Globe
CategoriesPublished:Getting an AI summary of your child’s internet usage may be “helpful...but it doesn’t replace the need to have ongoing discussions,” says Linda Charmaraman, Wellesley Centers for Women researcher.
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2025.03.25 Phil Levine $1.6 billion annually in taxes by 14 NE Colleges The Boston Globe
CategoriesPublished:Economist Phil Levine estimates that in a year with average endowment returns, 14 New England colleges would collectively pay around $1.6 billion annually in taxes if a 14% rate is implemented.
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2025.03.24 Wendy Robeson "childcare workers are severely underpaid" The Guardian
CategoriesPublished:Despite high costs for parents, childcare workers are severely underpaid. “Providers themselves are not getting rich working a daycare job,” said Wendy Robeson, Wellesley Centers for Women researcher.
