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The Renovations Begin

Though still in its early phases, the Campus Renewal program is already transforming and preserving some of the most beloved spaces on campus.More

Proverbs, Illuminated

During the Mongol invasion of Persia in the 13th century, the poet Sa‘di traveled across the land witnessing the struggles of his countrymen.More

From the Editor

You don’t really understand the term “digital native” until you’ve seen a toddler make a swiping motion across a picture book, trying to get the story to advance.More
Shelf Life

World View

There is no shortage of autobiographical works by leaders hoping to set the record straight, but they are seldom as thorough and credible as Hard Choices.More

Dressing With The Stars

Filled with frothy celebrity intel and dishy fashion-insider news, Hijacking the Runway by Teri Agins ’75 tells the story of how celebrity involvement in the fashion industry has evolved.More

Letters to the Editor

Dan Chiasson, profiled in “A Way of Words” (summer ’14), is just the latest in a long line of acclaimed poets teaching at Wellesley. Readers remind us that the line also includes Philip Booth and Richard Wilbur.More
Endnote

Moving On—Furniture in Tow

I am removing my mother’s treasure trove of furniture from her home. It hurts me that my mother’s wonderful tall chests-on-chests and armoires, her dark walnut dining table and Sheraton occasional tables, have no true market value in today’s minimalism and IKEA mobility.More
WCAA

Challenger Steps Down as WCAA Executive Director

Susan Challenger ’76 enjoys the walk to her office in Green Hall. “A favorite part of Wellesley is walking across the Academic Quad hearing the carillon,” she says. “I love that the alumnae office is…More