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The Wellesley College Botanic Gardens, celebrating 100 years, foster both scientific and humanistic engagement with plants.
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A new report affirms that Wellesley graduates rise to the top of their fields and drive meaningful change across society.
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Otto von Bosse is an unhappy foot surgeon in Berlin. Jack Holt is a math whiz who is expelled from his private Dallas high school the day before graduation. These two characters are fundamental to the latest novel by Amy Mitchell Poeppel ’88, Far and Away..
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The award-winning Wellesley landscape is a laboratory, a source of inspiration, a place to build community, and a jumping-off point for students who go on to support sustainable practices around the world.
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How well do you know Wellesley’s traditions, current and defuct? Take our quiz!
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Pets, legends, accidents, and campus treasures—basically, cool facts that didn't really fit in any other section!
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Wellesley College has long been home to interdisciplinary centers, conferences, and institutes that extend learning beyond the classroom and connect students with global ideas and leadership opportunities—and bring Wellesley into the world, leading to progress and change.
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After 150 years, a college is bound to have accumulated some things. Here is a small sampling of some of our favorite treasures from around campus.
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Residential and deeply community-based, student life at Wellesley may have changed a great deal over 150 years (parietals? what are those?) but a constant is the blend of academic rigor with a supportive, close-knit environment.