Vintage Vogue Fashion Show
This past Sunday, Professor Corrine Taylor and her daughter Rebecca Taylor ’17 appeared together on the Diana Chapman Walsh Alumnae…
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5G: too many G’s?
The world is facing the next stage in technological advancement in the form of 5G, which will open up the…
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The Flower Sunday Story
On Sept. 15, Wellesley College celebrated its 144th Flower Sunday, the longest-running and -surviving tradition for students. Students gathered with…
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Bees are great for orientation, but maybe not so much for dating apps
Apologies in advance for all the bee-related puns. Humans are, for the most part, individualistic creatures, preoccupied with their tiny…
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Sarah Abramson ’21 develops tool to assist with arm mobility
In addition to a thesis, Wellesley offers students the ability to study a topic they choose or a project to…
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Alisha Pegan ’16 helps implement climate solutions in Boston
While she didn’t know she’d be working on the city of Boston’s Climate Ready Boston program, Alisha Pegan ’16 had…
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Wellesley Against Mass Incarceration fights the prison industrial complex on and off campus
Founded just over a year ago, Wellesley Against Mass Incarceration (WAMI) recently finished a major campaign: the campaign to stop…
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Aislinn Díaz speaks with students at Spanish Table
It is no secret that Wellesley College offers endless opportunities to help students succeed and improve. One of the most…
Read MoreWellesley senior researches sulfa drugs
Chemistry major Catherine Pugh ’19 has spent the past year studying the modification of sulfonamides (sulfa drugs), a kind of…
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Professor Erich Hatala Matthes tackles morality and art
Professor Erich Hatala Matthes’ first encounter with philosophy came in middle school, when he attended a course in the subject…
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