What hubris to think that on this very day I could simply walk into the German Federal Archives and learn the history of my grandparents in relation to World War II. My grandmother’s voice echoed in my thoughts: “This history doesn’t belong to you, and you will never understand it.”More
Hundreds of alumnae have worked in museums around the world. We spoke with two Wellesley curators about their lives, art, and why museums matter, now more than ever.More
A thoughtful redesign of the Davis Museum doubles the number of objects on display and beautifully highlights the complex meaning and history of the art.More
The parade—with all its jubilant class spirit and wacky costumes—is a generations-old Wellesley tradition, though its exact origins (and why alumnae wear white) have been lost in the mists of timeMore
We asked Marjahn Golban ’10 and Jane Zhou ’10, who chaired their well-attended fifth reunion two years ago, to talk about the tactics they used to get their classmates back.More
