How much can you learn in three minutes?
The Academic Peer Tutors (APTs) released the first two videos in their APT 180 project miniseries this past week. The APT 180…
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Using gene drives to alter a species
Scientists have discovered a way to effectively change the genes of an organism so that the organism passes on certain genes…
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The in-betweeners: transfer students examine the Wellesley community from a unique perspective
Standing in the middle of the Wellesley College new student orientation last August and seeing all of the Welcome Class of 2019…
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Students prepare to host the second TEDx Wellesley College
As the TEDx conference at Wellesley approaches, the team of students organizing events works to raise funds and generate excitement on campus…
Read MoreTime away from Wellesley changes alumna’s opinion
Out of the 23 schools to which Liza Jaye ’14 applied, Wellesley College was the last. However, it turned out to…
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New study explores in-class argument habits
The anthropology department has finally released its exhaustive, five-year-long study of Wellesley’s in-class argumentative habits. The study, conducted in at least…
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Women in Intelligence Careers lecture offers job insights
The political science department hosted a lecture by Sue Gordon, Deputy Director of the National Geospatial Intelligence Agency (NGA), which gave…
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Colors in fall foliage may be linked to ancient ice ages
There are few places in the world that are as beautiful as New England in the fall. Wellesley is particularly gorgeous, with…
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Students Organized for Syria launches relief effort for Syrian refugees
You may have noticed the plastic containers and paper bags in the Freeman and Shafer lobbies, overflowing with food, clothes, blankets and…
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Wellesley Women in Business hosts founder of dynamic new startup
Wellesley Women in Business recently invited Max Meyer, the co-founder of a new app called Getmii, to speak about his startup….
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