For Professor Nadya S. Hajj, her professional research is also deeply personal. Her latest book “Networked Refugees: Palestinian Reciprocity and Remittances in the Ditigal Age,” is inspired by her...
Natali Valdez, assistant professor of women’s and gender studies, is a medical cultural anthropologist with a specialty in science and technology. Studying science as a culture is no small feat, and...
CW: Mentions of violence and implied sexual assault
Deborah Weaver’s life has been guided by an inspiration: “How strong and powerful women can be … if they figure out how to use the things that...
This past Sunday, Professor Corrine Taylor and her daughter Rebecca Taylor ’17 appeared together on the Diana Chapman Walsh Alumnae Hall Auditorium stage in complementary black and silver dresses and...
Glorianne Collver Jacobson’s passion for guitar and lute has led her from northern California to Switzerland and back, before ultimately bringing her to Wellesley College, where she currently serves...
From technology rentals to open computer labs to digitally focused excavations halfway around the world, the Knapp Media and Technology Center offers seemingly endless opportunities for Wellesley students...
Professor Jim Kodera was the first Episcopalian faculty member to arrive and work in Wellesley College’s department of religion and biblical studies in 1976, helping to establish the department of religion...
Academically inclined from a young age, Peace and Justice Studies professor Catia Confortini cites her Catholic upbringing as one of the reasons why she is interested in the intersection of feminism and...
Equipped with a passion for hands-on science from an early age, Professor Monica Higgins of the environmental studies department once sat in the back of her mom’s middle school science classroom in Morningtown,...
Armed since childhood with an insatiable love for literature, Professor Kate Gilhuly of the classics department dreamt of writing her own book one day. Gilhuly’s mother, an English teacher at the time,...
Professor Guy Rogers, who teaches history and classical studies, first encountered stories of Alexander the Great when his mother took him to the library in rural Connecticut at the age of seven. This...
As a member of the women’s and gender studies (WGST) department at Wellesley, Associate Professor Irene Mata brings her background in Chicanx and Latinx literature to the table, enriching the interdisciplinary...
