“Make me always a man who questions”: Selwyn Cudjoe urges Wellesley to engage in fiercer debates
“I define an educated person as someone who responds purposefully to their social environment. That is to say, for example,…
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Faculty Focus: Marilyn Sides champions the enduring relevance of women’s colleges
Marilyn Sides is the Chair of the Creative Writing concentration at Wellesley, a program she has pioneered. Animated and forthcoming,…
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Professor uses ground-breaking technology to study age-old phenomena
In Professor Wes Watters’s office in the Whitin Observatory, the emblems of a life of learning and passion are the…
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In Showtime’s “Billions,” power and money are still bedfellows (literally)
Showtime’s “Billions” offers a play on “House of Cards” They say it’s the new novel, or maybe just a golden…
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New York Fashion Week showcases sporty-chic looks
For the 10th anniversary of Alexander Wang’s eponymous brand, the designer stayed true to his niche and delivered a collection…
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‘We’re All Critics’: NYT Art critic Roberta Smith talks taste, writing and a lifetime love of art at Wellesley
On Thursday night, Roberta Smith, addressing a near- filled Collins Theatre, impelled audience members to ask questions by asking us…
Read MoreAfter heartbreak, Björk releases emotional album
It’s a big week for Icelandic singer-songwriter-artist Björk — not only does her first-ever career retrospective open at New York’s…
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London Fashion Week continues to redefine British style
Trench coats and Wellington boots: for many, the mental image that epitomizes English style is more James Bond at the…
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