Davis Museum’s redesign allows for restructuring of the African Galleries
Following meticulous planning and research, the Davis Museum overhauled its exhibits in the fall of 2016, unveiling transformed galleries with…
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Embracing unconventionality: Professor Liz Young encourages students to reshape Classical Studies
Knafel Assistant Professor of Humanities and Assistant Professor of Classical Studies Liz Young is a living index of classical texts….
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Louise Glück discusses finding inspiration and looking to the future
Louise Glück speaks the way she writes: with an unapologetic boldness. “To compose poems, I wait and I listen,” she…
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Revisiting Socrates’ plea for civic duty
In 399 B.C.E., Socrates entered a courtroom prepared to present a three-hour long defense speech for his innocence. The 500…
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Davis Museum veils immigrant artwork to challenge executive actions
A walk into the Davis Museum at Wellesley College this past weekend might have been more empty than expected, as…
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Davis Museum veils immigrant artwork to challenge executive actions
A walk into the Davis Museum at Wellesley College this past weekend might have been more empty than expected, as…
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Sponsored content is necessary to save declining media industry
Visit any news site nowadays — Huffington Post, The New York Times, Buzzfeed — and you’ll find a number of…
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Wellesley Centers for Women bridges gaps between research and policy
The façade of Cheever House rises among the trees of Route 16 as if out of nowhere. Chipped white paneling…
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Media proceeds in necessary but sexist investigations of Presidential candidates’ health
At a memorial service for 9/11 last week, Hillary Clinton collapsed due to pneumonia, prompting a whirlwind of media coverage…
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Solitary Suppers: Eating alone offers opportunity for self-care
How we eat is arguably as important as what we eat. Recently, there has been an increase in commentary on…
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