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With federal money gone, Wellesley alums in public media discuss the industry’s past and how it’s charting a path forward.
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Generations of alumnae have been leaders in the study of monkeys and apes, revealing surprising truths about primate society, parenthood, and decision-making.
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Sixty years of transformation with Wellesley’s Mary Elvira Stevens Traveling Fellowship
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The Pluralism Initiative grew from a conversation Associate Professor of Art Liza Oliver had with an alumna several years ago about the campus climate and viewpoint diversity.
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It is beyond heartening to read about a woman whose brilliance embodied contradictions and whose profound understanding of the rights of women ignited the 19th-century movement that made us political equals today.
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Almost the moment she arrived on campus from Hyderabad, Shreeya Lakkapragada ’26 felt a connection between India and Wellesley.
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At Wellesley, we’re making the case that AI will make the liberal arts more essential than ever.
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After graduation, Judith Rothschild ’43 moved to New York City and quickly became involved in a dynamic downtown art scene committed to developing abstraction as a force in modern art.
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At Wellesley, Isabel “Izzy” Custodio ’13 envisioned working in Washington, D.C., in diplomacy or a think tank. She quickly realized, however, that a life in politics wasn’t meant for her, and she found herself seeking a different career path.