Global warning: climate change threatens U.S. economy, human health and cultural identity
Thousands of research studies have documented evidence that Earth’s climate is changing, with many reports specifying human activity as the…
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Timing is everything: the amount of calories burned at rest may vary throughout the day
We all know that strenuous exercise like running or swimming can help burn off extra calories. But did you know…
Read MoreYour nose knows the way: Senses of smell and navigation may be linked
Who would have thought that your sense of smell and your ability to navigate are related? Though this appears to…
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Beat the heat: Scientists engineer cooling paints for buildings
When you feel hot indoors during the summer, your first impulse might be to crank up the air conditioning. Millions…
Read MoreTo be or not to BPA: Alternatives to Bisphenol A may prove harmful
If you look at the bottom of your plastic water bottle, chances are you’ll find the words “BPA-free” imprinted underneath….
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Wellesley offers diverse opportunities for students pursuing engineering
Imagine taking a course that examines engineering through the lens of social justice and conflict. Or picture traveling to Nicaragua…
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Where technology meets innovation and collaboration: Wellesley hosts fifth iteration of WHACK
Wellesley College’s semi-annual hackathon (WHACK), a 36-hour invention competition, took place this past weekend and brought together 300 collegiate participants…
Read MoreComputer Science department strives to foster equity and inclusion among students
Though it is one of the country’s fastest- growing industries, the technology and computing sector is still characterized by an…
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The real nightlife at Wellesley College
New Pakistani Students Association fosters identity and promotes authentic cultural representation on campus
Composed of a highly diverse student body, Wellesley College supports a variety of student-led cultural organizations on campus. One such…
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