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Alumnae Spotlight, Features, News and Features

Alisha Pegan ’16 helps implement climate solutions in Boston

By Annabel Thompson

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

By Annabel Thompson

Founded just over a year ago, Wellesley Against Mass Incarceration (WAMI) recently finished a major campaign: the campaign to stop…

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Wellesley senior researches sulfa drugs

By Annabel Thompson

Chemistry major Catherine Pugh ’19 has spent the past year studying the modification of sulfonamides (sulfa drugs), a kind of…

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Thesis Spotlight: Wellesley senior researches sulfa drugs

By Annabel Thompson

Chemistry major Catherine Pugh ’19 has spent the past year studying the modification of sulfonamides (sulfa drugs), a kind of…

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QConnect

By Annabel Thompson

It is no secret that Wellesley has a strong LGBTQ+ community. We all know about the office of LGBTQ+ student…

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Wellesley Centers for Women works with student researchers to study social sciences

By Annabel Thompson

Not everyone has been to Waban House or Cheever House, two large, stately houses located a few minutes off campus….

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Wellesley successfully revives century-old Winter Carnival tradition

By Annabel Thompson

In 1921, the Wellesley College Outing Club started a new tradition: the annual Winter Carnival. Over the following decades, the…

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Students for Accessible Wellesley aims to boost disabled activism on campus

By Annabel Thompson

For several years, there has been no major advocacy organization for disabled, neurodivergent and/or chronically ill students at Wellesley. The…

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Delaney ’20 spends summer helping stage authentic Shakespeare productions

By Annabel Thompson

Margaux Delaney ’20 spent the summer as an intern at the American Shakespeare Center (ASC), a Shakespeare theater in southern…

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Students find common ground through Stone Center therapy groups

By Annabel Thompson

You may have seen posters around campus or received emails from the Stone Center, Wellesley’s mental health center, about the…

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